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Patrick McGuire is still on holiday,

to discuss whether or not schools should open

and you ask us what went wrong for the Liberal Democrats in the election.

So there's been an ongoing round, really since Boris Johnson did his statement to announce some of the loosening of the lockdown restrictions.

The row is between the teaching unions and the government over when schools can go back and

whether it's safe for teachers to go back to school. And why has this become such an

ongoing route? I mean what is the reason why because there's so much other

controversy with sending people back to work. Why has this been being the one that has

stood out? I think this is going to sound really awful but I suspect that

actually to be honest because it's one of the

ones where actually the trade-offs on both ends are also awful, I think there's something

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