The Government has announced a further 38 new free schools have been approved to open. The majority are expected to open their doors in September 2015, with half due to be set up in the most deprived communities in England.
The general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers Dr Mary Bousted has claimed the DfE has "overspent its free schools budget by £1bn".
A Department for Eduation spokesman said: "We have made an additional £5 billion of funding available in this Parliament alone to councils to create new school places - double the amount spent by the previous government over the same period. This is in addition to the budget for free schools."
A second referendum to overturn a Brexit vote partly swung by "less-educated workers" would have a big impact, the government has been told.
Humberside Police rebutted a newspaper's critical article, saying its officers had worked 'long, hard hours during the event'.
It comes as households already face a triple-whammy from airfares, fuel and electricity prices.