Thornberry pressed on 'selective' school choice
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Labour leadership: Thornberry pressed on 'selective' school choice

Emily Thornberry says she wants "good schools up and down the country" as she is pushed over why she sent her son to a partially-selective school.

The Labour leadership contender told the BBC's Andrew Neil she was "a victim" of selective education herself, but "as a mother" would "never apologise for doing the best for my kids".

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  • 22 Jan 2020
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