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No, that's the symptom. The Tories are to be blamed.
No. This is incorrect.
Labour had taken action - by putting in place the BSF.
The Tory government cut the BSF back in 2010 and further when asked to make money available (bearing in mind a chunk of concrete had fallen off a school in 2018) they didn’t provide nearly enough - indeed they halved it - here’s Mr Slater on the Today programme yesterday (from 1:12:53).
Separate to my other reply; what do you mean by this?