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Andy Burnham’s march on No 10 was swift, ruthless and meticulously planned. Now comes the hard part
The Socialist Campaign Group is concerned about Shabana Mahmood and Josh Simons
The public didn't vote for Andy Burnham, and they hate this way of doing politics
Ten years after the referendum, the old world is gone
The Prime Minister has not reached a final decision – and still sees several reasons why he shouldn't go
Beneath the slogans and nicknames, Burnham is promising a radical, regionalist agenda
Ten years after Brexit, where are the figures who campaigned to stop it?
Success in Harlow shows a (limited) way forward for the Conservative Party
People hate Keir Starmer. But a lot of people hate Reform too
After Andy Burnham took a giant leap toward becoming the UK’s next prime minister, focus is turning to how the team he’s assembling could shape the country’s economic policies
The article explores how the Makerfield constituency exemplifies the influence of Andy Burnham's brand, highlighting his political appeal and the implications for local and national dynamics.
American fans, and American money, are taking over the game