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Keegan caught on camera swearing about RAAC crisis coverage

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Keegan caught on camera swearing about RAAC crisis coverage

Keegan caught on camera swearing about RAAC crisis coverage

Gillian Keegan has been caught on camera voicing her frustrations about coverage of the crumbling concrete row.

In footage released by ITV News filmed as the camera repositioned for extra shots, the education secretary said: "Does anyone ever say, you know what, you've done a f****** good job because everyone else has sat on their arse and done nothing?

No signs of that, no?" Report by Covellm.

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