Shadow education secretary Stephen Twigg says a Labour government would review the case for each of the 180 free schools scheduled to open in the year of the next election.
Decisions depended on how far advanced the plans were and whether they were in locations with school place shortages.
Mr Twigg told the BBC that he did not like free schools, but he was not intending to close any that were open.
Instead they would have to become part of the "local community of schools".
Mr Twigg told the
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