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Source: Telegraph ~ Read the original article

Children from the most deprived areas are hit hardest by school self-isolation, The Telegraph can reveal, prompting MPs, scientists and former ministers to demand an immediate end to the bubble system. 

On Tuesday it was revealed that a record 385,500 pupils are off school as a result of Covid – the vast majority of whom do not have the virus.

Youngsters in the most disadvantaged parts of the country are almost twice as likely as peers in wealthier areas to be forced to self-isolate.

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