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Sep 5, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 5, 2026 · Lord Ashcroft

    For now, Burnham has steadied the ship, but a reckoning is coming (opens the original)

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    For many years, Britain paid less to borrow money than most other major countries. Now we pay more. This is because while international investors once saw the UK as a comparatively safe bet, they no longer do. The bond markets have a colourful expression for the higher interest rates they demand when lending to governments they consider imprudent: they call it the 'moron premium'. This is not a personal reflection on Andy Burnham. But it does say something about the way Labour have managed our f

  2. Article · Aug 8, 2026 · Lord Ashcroft

    Burnham bounce is real... but voters are asking how we'll pay? (opens the original)

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    What to make of the Burnham bounce? Labour have found themselves ahead in recent polls - a situation hard to imagine even a few weeks ago. Very much unlike his predecessor, the new Prime Minister dominates the headlines with a blizzard of plans and policies. Andy Burnham seems to have changed the political weather, an achievement that few politicians can claim. But has he changed the climate? The bounce is real enough. My latest poll - in which I ask people how likely they think they are to vote

  3. Article · Jul 4, 2026 · Lord Ashcroft

    Whose side will Burnham be on? LORD ASHCROFT (opens the original)

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    Are you excited about our soon-to-be prime minister? The answer, I suspect, depends on whether you are a member of the Labour Party. Among his fellow MPs, the elation at Andy Burnham's return to Westminster was plain to see. After a grim couple of years, it would be churlish to begrudge them a moment of cheer, especially since it might not last long. To the Left, the Starmer-Burnham handover feels like a great reset - a circuit breaker, a new direction and a chance to do things differently, as t

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