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Burnham warned Rosebank oil field could breach West Bank sanctions (opens the original)
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The prime minister has been warned that approving a controversial oil field risks contravening his own sanctions on illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank. The government will soon have to make a long-awaited decision on whether to go ahead with Rosebank, Britain's largest untapped oil field, which sits off Shetland. Environmental campaigners and Green Party leader Zack Polanski have both separately written to Andy Burnham and the foreign secretary to raise concerns about Rosebank's links
Social care reform could mean big risks and big rewards for Burnham (opens the original)
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The state of the social care system in England is a topic that's made Andy Burnham angry for decades. As Gordon Brown's health secretary he proposed a compulsory levy collected from people's estates – an idea the Conservatives dubbed the "death tax". He repeatedly returned to the issue when making interventions as the Mayor of Greater Manchester, and in his first major interview as prime minister back in July, Burnham pledged to put "whatever political capital I have into fixing broken social ca
Will record donations to Reform be a moment of political change? (opens the original)
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When news of Reform UK's two record-breaking £36m donations emerged this weekend, it felt as if Nigel Farage's inner circle was attempting a fightback. The last few months have proved difficult for the party, with a dip in the polls, a spike in infighting and a series of questions about money that simply won't go away. In contrast, the mood within the ranks of Labour and the Conservatives has been fairly chipper. Most Labour MPs feel Andy Burnham has got off to an impressive start as prime minis
Will record donations to Reform be a moment of political change? (opens the original)
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When news of Reform UK's two record-breaking £36m donations emerged this weekend, it felt as if Nigel Farage's inner circle was attempting a fightback. The last few months have proved difficult for the party, with a dip in the polls, a spike in infighting and a series of questions about money that simply won't go away. In contrast, the mood within the ranks of Labour and the Conservatives has been fairly chipper. Most Labour MPs feel Andy Burnham has got off to an impressive start as prime minis
Patel to be replaced by Tugendhat as shadow foreign secretary (opens the original)
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Former Tory leadership candidate Tom Tugendhat will replace Dame Priti Patel as shadow foreign secretary, BBC News has been told. As first reported by the Daily Telegraph, external, he will return to the Conservative front bench when Kemi Badenoch reshuffles her team next month. Dame Priti wrote on social media that she would be leaving the front bench position to take up a new role focused on strengthening "links with sister parties and centre right movements around the world". It comes after s
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