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Burnham urges calm amid tensions in Northern Ireland over Orange Order parade - AOL (opens the original)
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Prime MinisterAndy Burnham has appealed for calm on all sides amid plans for an Orange Order parade to pass through a predominantly nationalist area of Northern Ireland for the first time in decades. Thousands of protesters blocked the Garvaghy Road in Portadown in a bid to prevent the parade of Orangemen passing, following an overnight court ruling in Belfast which said the march could go ahead. The Drumcree parade, which was associated with violent clashes during the Troubles, has been banned
Councils will be given more powers to seize empty homes and bring them into use - AOL (opens the original)
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Local leaders will get stronger powers to take possession of empty and derelict homes so they can be brought back into use, Angela Rayner has announced. The Housing Secretary revealed the plans on the first day of Labour’s annual conference, which are aimed at bringing the 300,000 empty homes across England back into use. The sweeping reforms to Empty Dwelling Management Orders (EDMOs) are being made as the Government aims to build 1.5 million homes before its self-imposed deadline of 2029. EDMO
Burnham and Healey hint at tough choices to come, as Labour conference begins - AOL (opens the original)
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Both Andy Burnham and his Chancellor have hinted at tough choices for the Government this autumn, despite the Prime Minister’s intent to push forward a message of hope at his first Labour conference since seizing power. Mr Burnham acknowledged he and the Chancellor John Healey face a “challenging” set of circumstances at the Budget, and said he is prepared to take tough decisions to deliver his change agenda. Elsewhere, Mr Healey signalled he was willing to make the case to Labour backbenchers o
Burnham insists he can deliver change despite economic headwinds - AOL (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham has insisted he can deliver real change for people across Britain despite the country facing severe economic headwinds, on the eve of his first Labour conference as Prime Minister. Mr Burnham acknowledged he and the Chancellor John Healey face a “challenging” set of circumstances at the Budget, and said it was “crucial” to stabilise the public finances to put his agenda on a good footing. The Iran War and other global turmoil has continued to push up borrowing costs and limit Mr Bur
Heathrow’s third runway delayed until 2039 - AOL (opens the original)
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Heathrow’s third runway has been delayed for four years until 2039. Bosses at the airport, the largest and busiest in the UK, have told the Government that sticking to the current 2035 deadline is not possible, it is understood. The shifting deadline is likely to come as a blow to Andy Burnham’s ambitions to deliver economic growth, as Labour’s annual conference kicks off in Liverpool. The 2035 deadline was set by then-chancellor Rachel Reeves last January, and was considered an ambitious goal a
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