<sod >'The biggest risk for our schools and our children is throwing away the economic progress we have made. That's what would happen if we had Jeremy Corbyn as prime minister, propped up by a coalition of chaos with the Lib Dems and SNP.'  SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon suggested a 'progressive alliance' to block Theresa May out of No 10 earlier this week but was dismissed by Mr Corbyn < eod>< sod > 'The biggest risk for our schools and our children is throwing away the economic progress we have made. That's what would happen if we had Jeremy Corbyn as prime minister, propped up by a coalition of chaos with the Lib Dems and SNP.'  The claim will feed into the narrative of Theresa May, pictured in Enfield North yesterday, that a vote for Labour is a vote for a 'coalition of chaos' Theresa May insists she will KEEP controversial target on foreign aid spendingTheresa May has said she will she will keep the controversial target for minimum spending of billions on foreign aid at her latest campaign stop today.< eod>