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Hello and welcome to Coffey House Shots, the Spectators Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Oscar Edmondon and I'm joined today by Fraser Nelson and Katie Balls.

So it's back to school day for kids up and down the country and also back to school

for our politicians who've returned from summer recess. And to celebrate

Kiasdarma has announced some changes to Ofsted inspections. They've notably scrapped the one-word

classification system. Fraser, is this the right move?

Well, it all depends what's going to replace it. I mean, the concern, of course course is that Labour would weaken the inspections

regime which is there for the benefit of pupils and the benefit of parents when

choosing schools. I'm quite alarmed at the way the narrative has been framed

around this. I mean obviously people have been looking

at a tragic case of the head teacher took her own life after she was given a negative

of stead review and but you know the BBC will send you an alert on your phone saying the

the family of the brief family of the head teacher is welcoming this move almost as if

you're looking at the future for education through its isolated instance.

Typically in journalism you don't describe motive to suicide as one of these ethical things about

reporting because when you look at each of these cases there can be various complicated factors

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