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Burnham won over the audience with tears and promises, now for the difficult bit (opens the original)
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When politicians turn on the waterworks, it doesn’t always elicit sympathy. Think of when Theresa May announced her resignation in Downing Street as Conservative Party leader in 2019, or when chancellor Rachel Reeves started sobbing in the House of Commons chamber during Prime Minister’s Questions. Some branded them cynical moves, claiming they fed into tropes that women are too ‘emotional’ or fragile for leadership roles. Click here to get the biggest stories straight to your inbox in our Daily
Andy Burnham mugs sell out in hours - but are his plans everyone's cup of tea (opens the original)
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The slogan for this year’s Labour Party Conference is ‘Hope Again’. It greets delegates as they walk into the main venue by the Liverpool docks, it’s plastered on the walls, and on the red banners hanging from the main conference halls. It was even on the white mugs with Andy Burnham’s face. Perhaps people are in dire need of hope, because the Burnham mugs were sold out within hours of the conference kicking off on Sunday. The sales assistant at the stall selling the merchandise said there were
Andy Burnham rules out early election (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham has once again ruled out a snap election, as he prepares for his first Labour conference as Prime Minister. Mr Burnham insisted that the next general election would not be before 2029. The PM's comments seem to draw a line under recent media speculation, which suggested his close advisers are weighing up the prospect of an election as early as next year, following polling which said Labour would remain the largest party – though short of a parliamentary majority – if a snap election
Andy Burnham and Irish Taoiseach meet in Makerfield amid talk of united Ireland (opens the original)
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There is a portrait of Brian Boru hanging in a club in Ashton-in-Makerfield of his namesake. For generations of Irish people, he was the hero who led his people to victory over their would-be Viking conquerors a thousand years ago. The High King of Ireland from 1002 until his death at the Battle of Clontarf in 1014, he set out to bring the rival kingdoms of Ireland under his authority, challenging the centuries-old dominance of the Uí Néill dynasty. “He was seen as a unifying character,” said Jo
The Israeli and Palestinian friends bringing a message of peace to Manchester (opens the original)
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Maoz Inon and Aziz Abu Sarah, an Israeli and Palestinian, have each suffered at the hands of the other’s community. Maoz’s parents were brutally murdered by Hamas terrorists on October 7. Aziz’s brother died after being detained for nearly a year in an Israeli military prison. On paper, they should be enemies. Yet the two have forged an incredible friendship and embarked on a journey to build peace in a region known for being mired in perpetual conflict. Click here to get the biggest stories str
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