"Sadly the Minister didn't answer my question" Bradley has said after quizzing the Minister of School Standards on the Government's education tax.

Following his question in the House of Commons, Bradley said:

"The Government's education tax will undoubtedly put SEND services under even more pressure.

"Sadly the Minister didn't answer my question, but note how she couldn't say how much the tax will raise (because it won't achieve its stated aims) or how many teachers it will apparently fund."

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