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Why Burnham's housing revolution won't work (opens the original)
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Despite giving a passionate defence of everything home ownership can give to a family, Burnham’s actual policies do alarmingly little to address the scale of Britain’s housing crisis, writes Emma Revell Leaders’ speeches to their party conference are either memorable, or not. Most are not, and if they are it’s not always for the reasons their givers would like. Think Keir Starmer being glitter-bombed, Theresa May losing her voice, having the sign behind her fall down and being handed a P45, Ther
Britain's problem isn't too much Thatcherism, but too little (opens the original)
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Margaret Thatcher remains a bogeyman for Andy Burnham and the British left despite having left Downing Street 35 years ago, but their critiques are wide of the mark, says Emma Revell Everyone has someone or something they blame when things get tough. Astrology girlies use the position of Mercury to absolve themselves of any responsibility for what might be going wrong in their lives. The more traditionally superstitious among us might blame stepping on a crack in the pavement or walking under a
The 24-hour news cycle is ruining politics (opens the original)
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The relentless 24-hour news cycle and social media landscape have fundamentally altered political discourse by prioritizing quick, performative reactions over thoughtful deliberation, says Emma Revell If there’s one thing we can count on in the perma-crisis that is British politics, it’ll be that our screens will be filled with updates from weary political correspondents and beleaguered cameramen jostling for space opposite Britain’s most famous black door. I’m not entirely sure why the journali
London doesn't need more social housing, it needs more housing full stop (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham’s plan for a huge social housebuilding programme will be expensive and won’t solve the root cause of the housing crisis: we just haven’t built enough houses, says Emma Revell Andy Burnham isn’t letting a little thing like constitutional reality get in the way of starting his premiership with some big announcements. The de facto Prime Minister hasn’t met the King yet, never mind moved into Downing Street, but he’s already gone further than Boris Johnson in deciding that No 10 doesn’t
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