LABOUR was last night accused of wrecking children’s futures with its university obsession.
Education Secretary Gillian Keegan launched a ferocious attack on ex-Prime Minister Tony Blair for his “blind push” with higher education.
The former apprentice raised fears Sir Keir Starmer’s party would jeopardise life chances as hundreds of thousands brace themselves for their GCSE results this week.
Ms Keegan started work at General Motors aged 16 and studied at university as part of her degree apprenticeship before a 30-year business career.
She said: “Labour’s obsession with making university the only route for young people is really misguided.