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Starmer has no coherent plan for social mobility, says key adviser

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December 22, 2025

Keir Starmer has no coherent strategy to tackle entrenched inequalities that are harming the life chances of millions of people, the government's social mobility commissioner says.

- Josh Halliday North of England editor

A major official report warned last week that young adults in Britain's former industrial heartlands were being left behind as a result of failed or abandoned promises by successive governments. The Social Mobility Commission (SMC), a government advisory body, said big cities such as Manchester, Edinburgh and Bristol were starting to thrive but that opportunities were "over-concentrated".

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