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- Sep 26, 2026
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Burnham not doing enough to boost growth, says Starmer ally (opens the original)
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A cabinet minister under Sir Keir Starmer has said Andy Burnham's government is not focused enough on boosting economic growth and needs to act with "more urgency". Speaking to the BBC two months after being sacked in Burnham's cabinet reshuffle upon entering office, Peter Kyle said he wasn't making a "criticism" but "pointing to the potential that we have as a country and as a government". "If the destination means prosperity, it means freedom for people to do new things, and it means security
Ministers reject dog ownership licence scheme (opens the original)
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Pet owners will not have to pay a fee to own a dog, after the government ruled out introducing a licensing scheme. In a report, published on Thursday,, external a panel of animal experts suggested the government should consider new legal requirements for dog owners. The panel did not reach an agreement on which rules should be adopted but the taskforce said any new laws should aim to promote better dog control, reduce the risk of dog attacks and avoid placing an "undue burden" on owners. A spoke
Badenoch registers gift of £8,177 for Murdoch meeting (opens the original)
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Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has registered gifts worth £8,177 covering travel and accommodation for a meeting with media mogul Rupert Murdoch in Greece. Badenoch, along with her husband Hamish and shadow minister Alex Burghart, were flown to Athens on 24 August - with the costs paid for by the Murdoch family's News Corp UK organisation. Badenoch's spokesperson said: "Kemi was pleased to meet Rupert Murdoch and senior News Corp and News UK executives. "The visit has been declared in full in
New EU industry rules would damage UK, warns Andy Burnham (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham has warned that planned EU rules to help European manufacturers would damage the UK, as he met European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. The proposals aim to protect EU industry from Chinese competitors by giving companies inside the bloc priority for public contracts and subsidies. The prime minister said he was concerned about how British industry and supply chains could be affected, and raised the subject with von der Leyen when he met her during a UN summit in New York
New EU industry rules would damage UK, warns Andy Burnham (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham has warned that planned EU rules to help European manufacturers would damage the UK, as he met European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. The proposals aim to protect EU industry from Chinese competitors by giving companies inside the bloc priority for public contracts and subsidies. The prime minister said he was concerned about how British industry and supply chains could be affected, and raised the subject with von der Leyen when he met her during a UN summit in New York
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