Andrew Sparrow
STORY ANGLES - Focuses on political dynamics: Covers party defections, leadership decisions, and intra-party conflicts. - Emphasizes geopolitical and regulatory implications: Explores international relations, trade policies, and security concerns.
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Andy Burnham says rejoining the EU among all âthe optionsâ being considered â UK politics live (opens the original)
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Good morning. Andy Burnhamâs speech is getting a mixed review in the papers, but there is general consensus that it is a consequential one â not one that we will have forgotten within a fortnight or so, but one that will make the next list of all-time important Labour conference speeches of the last 50 years. If you are still catching up, here are three good places to start. Pippa Crerarâs overnight splash for the Guardian. The conference wraps up today, with four cabinet ministers speakin
Burnham says he would put PR in Labour manifesto and scrap triple lock to fund social care â UK politics live (opens the original)
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Party conference speeches by a leader are rather weird and antiquated constructions. There is almost no other time in the year when a PM, or an opposition leader, gives a speech uninterrupted for an hour or so. Some are great, some are mediocre, but normally even the better speakers tend to lose the audience halfway through as they rattle through second-order issues included to keep an interest group happy. Andy Burnhamâs speech today was a rare exception. Because it was emotionally engaging,
Warning Burnhamâs social care plan could cost far more than he says, and take âdecadesâ to implement â UK politics live (opens the original)
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Andy Burnhamâs plans to reform social care could cost far more than he is claiming and take âmany decadesâ to be implemented, a leading expert has claimed. Andrew Dilnot told the Today programme this morning that he was âpuzzledâ by some of what Burnham said yesterday, and he implied that he was unconvinced by what Burnham was offering. Dilnot, a former chair of the UK Statistics Authority, is one of the nationâs leading economists and chaired a commission on social care reform for D
UK politics live: Further poll boost for Labour as its conference begins (opens the original)
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Good morning, and welcome to coverage of the Labour party conference. Or the Hope Again conference, as it is being billed here in Liverpool. As a good Catholic, Andy Burnham (probably) believes in the resurrection and, since he has become prime minister, his party has certainly staged a miraculous recovery. When it met in this city a year ago (at a conference which ended with Burnham’s leadership ambitions becoming the subject of mild mockery from the Starmerites, and much of the media), Labour
Home Office orders review after two small boats reach Kent without being intercepted â UK politics live (opens the original)
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Not every migrant boat can be intercepted, a cabinet minister has suggested, after two uncontrolled landings from the Channel in two days. The Press Association says Lucy Powell, the education secretary, said â(you) canât stop everything all of the timeâ, the day after 21 people were detained when a boat evaded Border Force to reach the beach of Samphire Hoe in Dover. PA reports: Shabana Mahmood, the home secretary, who has ordered an urgent review by the Border Security Command, said the
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