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- Sep 29, 2026
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'Burnham is a fearless PM who wants nobody to be in doubt about what he wants' (opens the original)
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Brother Burnham, Red Andy, promising a sharp Left turn is the audacity of British hope. The country he wishes to rise again would radically improve the lives of millions kept behind. On housing, water, energy and transport he forcefully argued that taking back control by reversing failed sales of the family silver are popular and in the public interest. Jeremy Corbyn might’ve nodded in approval if he was still in the Labour Party. Tony Blair was probably shaking his in disbelief. Burnham certain
'Andy Burnham — Labour's new Superman — is soaring over his failing rivals' (opens the original)
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Can Labour’s Clark Kent turn into Britain’s Superman – a very likeable Northern bloke transforming himself into a superhero saving our country? Bouncing Andy Burnham’s certainly flying high in Downing Street as the nation’s most popular political leader, alone enjoying a net positive approval rating. The Prime Minister’s +7% personal score is ahead of Kemi Badenoch (-3) and Ed Davey (-4) never mind Zack Polanski (-24) and Nigel Farage (-25). Ask voters who would make the best PM and a former Kin
'Farage’s billionaires are trying to buy influence - democracy is not for sale' (opens the original)
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Bought lock, stock and barrel by billionaires, bankrolled puppet Nigel Farage is about to discover fair-minded voters won’t be sold as a job lot to his highest bidders. The record £36million apiece from a crypto tycoon based in Thailand and another just returned from China, £72m in all, is a giant moneybomb that will explode in Reform’s face. Tactical voting will be turbo-charged in every general election seat in the country as disgusted citizens revolt against the hard-right oligarchy. City
'Farage's Reform crisis means Burnham is becoming luckiest man in politics' (opens the original)
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Follow the money and the stench of sleaze claims surrounding Reform is a portent of how Nigel Farage’s Trump-land party would rule Britain should he ever buy his way into Downing Street. The advice to pursue the cash trail from secret informant Deep Throat to US reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein in the film All the President’s Men depicting their exposure of Nixon era crimes is as relevant today as it was then. How deep a hole Nigel Farage is stuck down after explosive accusations and
'Shameless Nigel Farage is the bad boss from hell and a cynical con man' (opens the original)
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Infamy, infamy - they’ve all got it in for me. Tetchy Nigel Farage mutating into a hapless Kenneth Williams in the latest episode of the Carry On Reform farce leaves most voters jeering at a dodgy trickster going backwards, not forwards, to Downing Street. The mocking Greenpeace banner delaying his heckler-interrupted big speech, under-powered by his standards, symbolised a Hard-Right party losing control, reeling under scrutiny, Farage’s mini-Trump tribute act past its sell-by date with Donald
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