You cannot ‘level up’ without tackling the regional inequalities in the school system.

Unity Howard, Director of the New Schools Network and co-editor of Lost Learning, spoke to Shelagh Fogarty on LBC.

Will Tanner, Onward's Director, spoke to Ayesha Hazarika on Times Radio.

John Morgan writes for the TES on our findings.

Jonathan Gullis MP argues that, while Levelling up has come to mean a wealth of different things, it ultimately comes down to improving opportunity.

Research by the conservative think-tank Onward and the charity New Schools Network, which supports free schools, found that 200,000 children lived in areas with no schools that are rated at least ‘good’.

One in 25 primary pupils lives in an area with all primaries rated 'inadequate' or 'requires improvement', warns report.

Onward's Francesca Fraser writes for Prospect about the need for Government to address the inequities of the school system within their levelling up agenda.

More than 200,000 children live in an area with no good or outstanding primary schools, a report will reveal tomorrow.

Will Tanner writes for The Times about the importance of education within the levelling up agenda