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UK to pilot AI tutoring tools in secondary schools this summer, starting with 13–15-year-olds.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson approves 'AI labs and EdTech' to create and test tutoring tools in secondary schools.
Campaigners warn the plan could amount to experimenting on disadvantaged children and risk unsafe AI systems.
Campaigners want AI strictly as a tool to assist, not replace, human teachers.
The scheme is part of a £23 million funding package to develop safe, personalized AI tutoring tools.
Officials say AI tutoring would help level the playing field for pupils who cannot access private tutoring.
Unions call for robust human monitoring and safeguards for SEND students.
The government frames AI tutoring as a safe testing ground before wider rollout next year.
Education leaders and unions urge that AI be used only as an aid to teachers, not a replacement.
The scheme targets approximately 450,000 pupils across the UK.

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Reform UK unveils a seat-targeting strategy aiming to unseat Labour ministers such as Ed Miliband and Yvette Cooper.
Farage says Reform will shift to target-seat campaigning to maximise influence in the next election.
Targets reportedly include Ed Miliband's Doncaster North seat and Labour figures such as Bridget Phillipson and Yvette Cooper.
Farage argues Labour faces internal scrutiny and leadership pressure due to opposition attacks.
Reform aims to expand from eight seats to potentially 350 constituencies as part of its growth plan.
The interview emphasizes a 'ruthless' plan to win power by targeting seats with strong potential.
Farage cites past electoral success as part of his declared strategy and campaign experience.
Farage notes the political risk and logistical challenge of expanding to numerous seats.
The piece frames Reform's ascent as a catalyst for Labour’s leadership dynamics ahead of local elections.
The article notes Reform’s plan to establish local centres of excellence across the country.
Overall, Reform aims to alter the political calculus by concentrating resources where ministers are most vulnerable.

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