Burnham’s rough sleeping campaign should begin in Westminster
The Prime Minister’s flagship pledge can only be achieved in Parliament’s backyard
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The Prime Minister’s flagship pledge can only be achieved in Parliament’s backyard
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At a hustings in Manchester, the mayoral candidates traded blows and brags
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Andy Burnham’s party has gained a 4 per cent lead over Reform. Can it hold?
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The Prime Minister has left a vacancy that Zack Polanski’s party would love to fill
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His departure is a fresh problem for a party already struggling with its long-term malaise
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Your guide to the etiquette and manners of the new regime
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The introduction of new prime ministers is becoming a mass media ritual
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In his first days in No 10, Andy Burnham showed his determination to do politics differently
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His appointment as chancellor is less about politics, and more about the practice of government
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If Burnham is serious about changing Britain, then this must be the beginning of his project, not the end
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Some polls now put Labour neck-and-neck with Reform. It may not last
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Make sense of a new government with the help of our political reporters
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Burnham said his premiership will bring about “the biggest changes in the last 40 years”
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Blairite methods derailed Keir Starmer, but the right ones could help Andy Burnham
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Our posture on the world stage needs radical change
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The new Labour leader reveals his plan to lead
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Scotland isn’t blessed with great politicians. Let us keep this one
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The incoming prime minister is publicly committed to change. Will he follow through?
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“Build, baby, build”, yes – but Andy Burnham’s “place first” politics will need more thought than that
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Would my grandparents have been able to build such lives today?
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