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Local authorities, which by law have to find children a school place, are forcing primary heads to take on hundreds of extra pupils and erect mobile classrooms in playgrounds, music rooms and libraries in some cases.
It will put thousands of existing permanent UK jobs at risk, stifle growth, compromise food security, and jeopardise the industry's efforts to take on hundreds more UK unemployed for permanent work".
As well as the freeze, which comes after years of increases, the BBC will take on hundreds of millions of pounds in new responsibilities, including paying for the first time for the World Service, whose £237 million annual budget comes from the British Foreign Office.
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