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Her latest role - to produce "a comprehensive review into boosting opportunity and integration to bring Britain together as one nation", which David Cameron hopes will lead to more people from ethnic and minority backgrounds feeling they have a stake in society - must be her toughest, most wide-ranging and politically sensitive challenge yet.

And he launched an initiative aimed at boosting opportunity for African American youths.

Cameron revealed that Louise Casey, who heads the government's troubled families unit, will carry out a review of how to boost opportunity and integration in ethnic minority communities.

The prime minister will also use his speech to announce that Louise Casey, the head of the government's troubled families unit, will chair a review of how to boost opportunity and integration in the most isolated and deprived communities.

The prime minister also used his speech to announce that Louise Casey, head of the government's Troubled Families Unit, will chair a review of ways to boost opportunity and integration in the most isolated and deprived communities.

What sense does this make, if boosting opportunity for all is the aim?

He pledged £2.5bn more for education after 2017 to boost opportunity.

Bristol mayor, George Ferguson, said south Bristol deserved a "landmark development" to help boost opportunities for work and regeneration.

Boosting opportunities Mr. Bento, 25, is a student living in Dili, the capital of Timor-Leste.

Six other projects designed to boost opportunities for low-paid women workers have suffered the same fate.

Creating Opportunities 01 July 2011 Two university-based jobs programs are helping to boost opportunities for scientists who are already trained.