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Burnham's big ideas ignite the Labour foot soldiers (opens the original)
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He didn't say, "Let's rejoin the EU". He didn't even say, "Let's join the single market". But Andy Burnham did tell his first Labour Party Conference as UK Prime Minster that Brexit has not given Britain back control, and has done more harm than good to the UK economy. It was a speech that distilled the essence of Labour - bottled, packaged and marketed for the 21st Century. But Mr Burnham's promises on social care, housing, employment, pensions and utilities all need money. Tax money. That can
Economy, Europe and election - the big issues for Burnham (opens the original)
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How will a car they call 'The Temu Range Rover' affect the politics of the United Kingdom under Andy Burnham's rule? The answer is: more than you might expect. This weekend sees the start of the Labour Party conference, Mr Burnham’s first as party leader and Prime Minster. His leader's speech on Tuesday afternoon will do much to define the type of government he wants to run in the time remaining to it. It is also the latest instalment in the re-launch of that government, and the party that leads
Martin, Burnham reaffirm Good Friday Agreement commitment (opens the original)
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Taoiseach Micheál Martin met with British Prime Minister Andy Burnham in Manchester today where the pair discussed ties between the UK and the European Union. Mr Burnham said the relationship with Ireland "matters so much on every single level" as the Taoiseach became the first international leader to visit No 10 North in Manchester - the new North of England outpost of Downing Street. The Prime Minister said it was "very fitting" for Mr Martin to be the first head of government to visit the Man
Burnham meeting a chance to 'inject momentum' - Taoiseach (opens the original)
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Taoiseach Micheál Martin said his meeting with British Prime Minister Andy Burnham is an opportunity to "inject further momentum" into the partnership between the two governments. The Taoiseach is meeting Mr Burnham in Manchester - becoming the first international leader to visit Number 10 North, the new North of England outpost of Downing Street. As well as British-Irish bilateral issues like trade, the two leaders will discuss Northern Ireland, the planned EU-UK summit in November, and interna
Burnham meeting an opportunity for 'momentum' - Taoiseach (opens the original)
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Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said a meeting with UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham is an opportunity to "inject further momentum" into the partnership between the two governments. The Taoiseach is meeting Mr Burnham in Manchester today - becoming the first international leader to visit Number 10 North, the new North of England outpost of Downing Street. As well as British-Irish bilateral issues like trade, the two leaders will discuss Northern Ireland, the planned EU-UK summit in November, and inte
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