In response to criticism over the RAAC concrete schools controversy, during an ITN interview, UK Education Secretary Gillian Keegan expressed frustration, stating, "Does anyone ever say: You know what, you've done a fu**ing good job because everyone else is sat on their arse and done nothing." In an update, Keegan clarified her remarks, explaining her frustration with the interviewer for implying she was solely to blame. She apologised for her off-the-cuff remark and choice of language, acknowledging parental concerns and emphasising her non-stop efforts to resolve the issue swiftly. Keegan assured that most schools remain unaffected, with those impacted receiving direct communication and rapid support to ensure child safety and minimise learning disruption. UK PM Rishi Sunak Plans to Make Maths Compulsory For Students Till 18, Says ‘Need to End Anti-Maths Mindset to Grow Economy’.
Gillian Keegan's Expresses Frustration in Interview
"Does anyone ever say: You know what, you've done a f****** good job because everyone else is sat on their arse and done nothing."
At the end of an ITN interview, Education Secretary Gillian Keegan expresses frustration at being blamed for the RAAC concrete schools row. pic.twitter.com/l654HK9nA2
— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) September 4, 2023
UK Education Secretary Apologises for Heated Remark
I’m sorry for my off the cuff remark and choice language earlier.
I know parents are concerned. I’ve been working non-stop to resolve this issue as quickly as possible.
— Gillian Keegan MP (@GillianKeegan) September 4, 2023
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