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During the months leading up to the election, the school board has robustly moved forward with its agenda and politics.

The government previously vowed to defend itself "robustly" in court.

The Irish economy has performed robustly since the pandemic with the number of people in work at a record high and government finances bolstered by a continuing corporation tax windfall.

She told the BBC the government has responded "robustly" and "playing politics as part of a leadership bid is not helpful on this".

Gloucestershire County Council said it was "very sorry for the distress caused" to the Broadbent family over the issue, but said its policy is to "defend claims robustly and fairly to protect the public purse".