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Middle classes to lose out under Harman's equality plan

Daily Telegraph - 10th Sep 2009

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Harriet Harman: Middle class areas could lose out under Harriet Harman’s law to narrow the gap between rich and poor, which could see schools and the NHS told to target spending in working-class areas.

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