£400m computer network 'for all'  Budget debate  David Blunkett
yesterday said he was spending an extra £400 million on a
network of computer centres to provide access to information
technology training for every community in Britain, as announced
in Tuesday's Budget.  The Education and Employment Secretary
said in the Commons Budget debate that it was the first step
towards bridging the gap between 'the computer haves and have
nots'.  Up to 800 centres are planned in England in schools,
colleges, libraries and business settings.  Other incentives in
the package include a £20 million scheme to provide subsidised
loans to teachers to help them buy computers to use at home, and
tax relief for employees who borrow computers from their
workplace.  In the resumed debate on Chancellor Gordon Brown's
tax and spending measures, Mr Blunkett dismissed as misleading
press reports that all teachers were to be given a laptop
computer. 'We are intent on helping people to purchase or loan
computers for use in their work as