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Wednesday briefing: âCan Andy Burnham live up to the partyâs faith in him? (opens the original)
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In todayâs newsletter: âAt Labour conference members are basking in the glow of the Burnham bounce. But beneath the enthusiasm lies a growing sense that delivery must follow hopeful messaging Good morning from Liverpool (and hello again to the newsletter subscribers I met in person, as I took First Edition on tour to Labour party conference). Itâs the first gathering of the party faithful since Andy Burnham ousted Keir Starmer in July, in what Iâve heard delicately referred to as a âso
Wednesday briefing: Can Andy Burnham live up to the party’s faith in him? - AOL (opens the original)
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Good morning from Liverpool (and hello again to the newsletter subscribers I met in person, as I took First Edition on tour to Labour party conference). It’s the first gathering of the party faithful since Andy Burnham ousted Keir Starmer in July, in what I’ve heard delicately referred to as a “soft coup”, and the theme of this conference is “Hope again.” Yesterday, in an engaging and emotional speech that staked out bold positions on some of the most intractable issues of the day – social care,
Friday briefing: How a grassroots film is turning climate anxiety into action - AOL (opens the original)
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Good morning. Here we are, stumbling into an oddly warm autumn and with the aftermath of a ceaselessly dry summer all around us in our parched parks and fire-ravaged forests. With the change in season, the headlines are no less gruelling. At the start of the week, more than 450,000 people are predicted to die from an unprecedented El Niño over the next six months. At the end of the week, a report by UK intelligence chiefs reveals the extent to which the collapse of natural systems threatens secu
Friday briefing: How a âgrassroots âfilm âis âturning âclimate anxiety âinto âaction (opens the original)
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In todayâs newsletter: The Peopleâs Emergency Briefing delivers a stark warning about âoâur future in a warming world. âBâut sharing difficult truths collectivelyâ shows us that there is still hope to be found Good morning. Here we are, stumbling into an oddly warm autumn and with the aftermath of a ceaselessly dry summer all around us in our parched parks and fire-ravaged forests. With the change in season, the headlines are no less gruelling. At the start of the week, more than 4
Tuesday briefing: Europe thinks Russia is preparing to test Nato’s limits - AOL (opens the original)
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Good morning. As the UN general assembly kicks off in New York later today, we anticipate a heavy focus on the ongoing conflicts in Iran, Ukraine and the Gulf – as well as the inevitable body language analysis of Andy Burnham’s first in-person meeting with Donald Trump. But another related conflict is likely to dominate informal discussions: the intensifying acts of sabotage on European states that are believed to trace back to Russia but deliberately fall below the threshold for military respon
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