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Labour's VAT raid sees private school pupil numbers fall by 30,000 - with 20,000 fewer in last year alone
Labour's VAT policy led to a 30,000 decrease in private school pupil numbers, with 20,000 fewer students in the last year alone. The policy is linked to declining enrollment in private schools.
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