Andy Burnham

Was Britain really better off in the 1980s?

Andy Burnham and Nigel Farage are obsessed with the decade for different reasons

By Will Dunn

Spain’s warning to Andy Burnham

The Prime Minister must avoid social democracy’s affordability trap

By Anoosh Chakelian

Andy Burnham’s Scouse soul

Everton FC is part of the Prime Minister’s politics as much as his identity

By Ethan Croft

How we achieved justice for Hillsborough

Between them, Theresa May, Keir Starmer and Andy Burnham have kept their word

By Margaret Aspinall

The death of Andy Burnham’s father reminds me of my own losses

I still remember vividly my grandad’s descent – the gradual loss of comprehension, the withdrawal, sudden flashes of life

By Tom McTague

PMQs: Another outing for Nice Guy Andy

Fortunately, Kemi Badenoch was happy to provide the divisive back-and-forth

By Will Dunn

Andy Burnham can’t explain the economy

Forget “broken” – the economy is “on its arse”

By Anoosh Chakelian

Mother Ukraine endures

On Independence Day, the country is granted brief respite from nightly bombardment

By Ethan Croft

At his first PMQs, Burnham gets an easy ride 

Perhaps the Prime Minister will get a harder time taking questions on Instagram

By Will Dunn

Three things we learned at PMQs

Burnham will do politics differently – but maybe not at PMQs

By Megan Kenyon

The Burnham bounce is an illusion

Britain is demanding change, not “normality”

By Scarlett Maguire

Will Andy Burnham call an early election?

Publicly, he denies he is considering one – but privately, he is weighing his options

By Ailbhe Rea

Andy Burnham is the first influencer prime minister

Politics has become showbusiness because showbusiness has gone bust

By Matt Chorley

Can Andy Burnham move fast enough for voters?

New polling suggests the Prime Minister understands what the country wants – but has limited time to deliver it

By Rachel Cunliffe

Are we living under “woke Blue Labour”?

To understand Burnhamism, look back to 2010

By Anoosh Chakelian

Andy Burnham is the Green Party’s biggest threat yet

The glow around Zack Polanski is beginning to fade

By Megan Kenyon

The revenge of Old Labour

Andy Burnham is battling the ghosts of Labour’s past

By Ben Glover

Labour is a stronger party with Diane Abbott back in it

Labour is a broad church or it is nothing

By John McTernan

Burnham’s rough sleeping campaign should begin in Westminster

The Prime Minister’s flagship pledge can only be achieved in Parliament’s backyard

By Anoosh Chakelian

Who will be Manchester’s next King – or Queen – in the North?

At a hustings in Manchester, the mayoral candidates traded blows and brags

By Will Dunn