00:00Geordie, listening to Bridget Philipson, do you think she's going to be able to get these plans
00:05past Labour MPs when lots of them have got inboxes pouring with messages from families
00:11desperately worried about this situation? Well, the Education Society speaks passionately about
00:15trying to, you know, her desire to improve, send children for those with special needs.
00:19But we all know this is really about money. And you were, you know, hinting at that and trying
00:24to prod on that. And that is correct. You know, it's £15 billion a year. It's doubled in five
00:29years. It's fair enough. But can she say that these children, vulnerable children, when
00:38welfare cuts were stopped, is she really going to guarantee that these children are not going
00:44to be let without the necessary help? And that is a crucial question for Labour MPs who will
00:56be circling this. Are we going to see another U-turn? Is she concerned that this will be
01:02another moment, like Liz Kendall found, when the Minister went forward, went public, but
01:09then when it was printed in Parliament, the Prime Minister pulled the rod. Will we see
01:13another U-turn?
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