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'Burnham is governing well', overwhelming majority of Labour members say in poll - LabourList (opens the original)
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Nine out of ten Labour members believe Andy Burnham has governed well since taking office in July this year, exclusive LabourList polling can reveal. The poll, conducted exclusively for LabourList by Survation, shows 92 percent of Labour members consider Burnham to have governed well since becoming Prime Minister this summer. The poll shows 42 per cent of Labour members believe Burnham has governed very well, while a further 50 percent say he has governed fairly well. READ MORE: Labour Party Con
Keir today, gone tomorrow - LabourList (opens the original)
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As I entered Parliament yesterday morning, I did so with the feeling of renewal. The return from recess was reminiscent of that feeling you got when you returned to school from the summer holidays. Another year older, with a touch more experience and a mild assumption you had earned your place in the mad social hierarchy of it all that little bit more. What’s more you have a new teacher. A different person to lead your experience. Excited and nervous – how will this all play out? What you do not
Six things to watch for as Labour MPs return to Parliament - LabourList (opens the original)
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Parliament returns next Tuesday following summer recess, with Andy Burnham’s government facing a series of decisions that will begin to define the direction of the new administration. From Labour’s conference in Liverpool to the first Budget of the new government, electoral reform and the return of assisted dying legislation, the months ahead will put some of Burnham’s priorities to the test. On October 28, Chancellor John Healey will deliver Burnham’s government’s first Budget, setting out its
'Doing politics differently' - LabourList (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham has never exactly hidden his views on electoral reform. Long before entering Downing Street, he had become an increasingly vocal advocate for changing the way Westminster elections are fought and won. Indeed, only earlier this year, I watched him make that case again. At the Institute for Government’s one-day conference, while still Mayor of Greater Manchester, Burnham joined a panel by Zoom and provided three significant changes he would make to Britain – long before the idea of hi
Burnham's biggest challenge may not be at home - LabourList (opens the original)
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For Andy Burnham, perhaps the most important – and most difficult – test of his premiership is now approaching. His first month in Downing Street has been dominated by domestic priorities, with a clear emphasis on demonstrating that government is acting to ease the pressures of the cost of living. READ MORE: Burnham backs Ukraine, but now needs to pay for Britain’s defence But his first foreign trip, to Ukraine, has made clear that Burnham can no longer rely on domestic policy as the defining fe
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