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She adds that social mobility is about what happens in homes, communities, businesses and teachers.
Ms Greening is pressed on the proposed cut. She says underlying schools budget is having a "real terms increase".
Ms Greening says the government is reviewing the schools funding formula to make sure it is fairer.
"Everybody recognises the need to change."
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Justine Greening is asked about social mobility and about a proposed 8% cut to pupils in English schools.
She says social mobility has characterised her personal and political life and that social mobility is about "so much more than just the money".
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Justine Greening, the new education secretary, is asked by Marr about whether the new cabinet feels different.
She says she feels "really proud" there are so many people within it from state school and that it includes people who campaigned both to remain and leave the EU.
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On a second independence referendum for Scotland, Ms Sturgeon says: "I don’t think that should be ruled out.
"We don’t even know yet what relationship with the EU the UK is seeking to achieve, which in itself is incredible…
"Brexit will be deeply damaging for jobs, for investment, for business, for universities… Scotland did not vote for any of those consequences."
She adds: "Scotland is not a region of the UK Scotland is a nation.
"That right of Scotland to consider independence always has to be there."
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The Labour leadership contender, Owen Smith, has suggested the possibility of a second referendum on the UK's EU membership and said it would be "very tempting" not to trigger the Article 50 Brexit process.
He told Andrew Marr: "I don't think we should accept we're on a definite path out. I think we need to make sure people are satisfied. We trusted people, rightly, to take the decision. We can trust them again in 18 months time to check it's absolutely what they wanted."
But he wouldn't commit firmly to a second referendum, saying it would depend on what kind of deal the UK was offered: "It will depend on what we've seen as the outcome of these Brexit negotiations."
On not triggering Article 50, he said: "I think that would be very tempting for the Labour Party, because we are a party that believes in being at the heart of Europe."
He added: "I don't think it's a binary choice. The reality is we don't know what those terms are going to look like. If it's next month I think it would be very difficult for the Labour Party after we've voted."
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Scotland First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said her first meeting with new Prime Minister Theresa May was a "very cordial and constructive meeting".
"We’re women I think who do business in not a dissimilar way," she adds.
"It was very much a getting to know each other meeting...
"I think there are opportunities... the positive outcome of the meeting is that she said she would be prepared to listen to options the Scottish government will bring forward."
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Mr Smith is further pressed on Article 50. He reiterates that it will depend on what the Brexit negotiations yield.
He says: "I wouldn't buy a car without checking if it had an engine".
He says he does not accept that the UK is "definitely on a path out" of the EU.
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Mr Smith is asked about whether he would trigger Article 50, the process to leave the EU.
Mr Smith says he would like to not have to trigger Article 50 because he is a "proud European" but he says he thinks it will depend on the outcome of Brexit negotiations.
He says he thought people voted in good faith but did not know what the outcome of the vote would be.
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Owen Smith says it was a "mistake" to abstain on the vote in the Commons for welfare cuts.
He also says there should be a "complete overhaul" of the tax system.
He says Labour had been "far too timid" about taxation.
Mr Smith adds he would go back to a 50p top rate of tax tomorrow.
He also pledges he would look at welfare.
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Owen Smith is asked if he would press the button on nuclear weapons.
He says "you've got to be prepared to say 'Yes'" and it is a mistake for Jeremy Corbyn to say he would not press the button.
Owen Smith says he wants all nuclear weapons to be got rid of but he doesn't think that will happen simply by not voting for Trident.
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Owen Smith, a former member of the CND, is asked about whether he will vote for Trident on Monday.
He says he will vote for it.
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Angela Eagle is asked about the threats Labour politicians say they have had.
She says it is "important and a good thing" that more people had joined the party.
But she adds: "What's been happening isn't the kinder, gentler politics.
"We have to stamp it out. We've got to keep it comradely."
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On voting for the Iraq War and voting three times against an inquiry into the war, she says she was not against the Chilcot report but there had been troops in Iraq at the time those votes were held.
"The issue is that you have an inquiry into something like that when the action is over and your troops aren't in danger."
She adds it is important to learn the lessons from Iraq, particularly about dealing with the aftermath.