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Express Politics26 Jun 2026

Ed Miliband would be a 'disaster' as chancellor, Iceland boss warns

Iceland boss, who is also a Labour peer, warns Andy Burnham against making Ed Miliband chancellor.

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Express Politics26 Jun 2026

The 3 diehard Remainers no Brexit voter will want to see in Andy Burnham's cabinet

OPINION - SAM LISTER: Brexit-haters are circling like vultures in the hope Andy Burnham will take Britain back to closer ties with the European Union.

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Conservative Home26 Jun 2026

Be very, very scared of a snap election

And so yes, an early general election should worry us, but it should also motivate us to get our house in order and ready ourselves to do battle. To don our armour, and prepare accordingly. I have no doubts that preparations are underway, and that some type of doomsday plan exists if Burnham decides to go to the country.  The post Be very, very scared of a snap election appeared first on Conservative Home.

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The Guardian Politics26 Jun 2026

After Starmer’s ‘purge’, could Andy Burnham lure back Labour’s bruised leftwingers?

Socialists marginalised under current PM are anxious about whether his replacement will again disappoint them On 10 September 2024, Jon Trickett, a veteran leftwing MP, was preparing to vote against one of his own government’s most incendiary plans: to remove the winter fuel allowance from some retired people, a benefit long seen by many UK households as essential. Senior figures told Trickett he would be the only Labour member of parliament to do so. He said this week: “I said: ‘I don’t give a

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Express Politics26 Jun 2026

Politics LIVE: Labour at war as scramble for top jobs in Andy Burnham cabinet rages on

Sir Keir Starmer refuses to sack minister as Ed Miliband vies for chancellor job - follow all the latest updates live.

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Express Politics26 Jun 2026

Rachel Reeves is a serial peddler of delusions – farewell to one of worst ever double acts

OPINION - LEO MCKINSTRY: The sun has finally set on the profoundly painful pairing of Starmer and Reeves.

Express Politics26 Jun 2026

Terror fears as Labour 'outsourcing security checks' after Afghanistan blunders

Former Defence Secretary Sir Ben Wallace admitted Taliban fighters may have been granted asylum in Britain after slipping onto flights during the evacuation of Kabul.

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Conservative Home26 Jun 2026

Sarah Ingham: Leaving the ECHR can’t happen soon enough

Why should the silent majority put up with individuals inflicting their loud opinions on us at important moments in our history? It's time we got out of the ECHR so we can silence these fanatics. The post Sarah Ingham: Leaving the ECHR can’t happen soon enough appeared first on Conservative Home.

Conservative Home26 Jun 2026

Ahmed Imtiaz: MAGA has it’s limits, and it weakens the Right outside the US

British conservatism has its own intellectual tradition, one rooted in national interest, institutional stability, and ordered liberty, and it neither needs nor benefits from an American franchise. The post Ahmed Imtiaz: MAGA has it’s limits, and it weakens the Right outside the US appeared first on Conservative Home.

Conservative Home26 Jun 2026

Shaun Bailey: Behind the statistics of Khan’s failure to deliver new homes are Londoners struggling to cope with the shortage

Every statistic in London’s housing crisis represents a real person. A real family. A real struggle. Behind every failed target is a child without a permanent bedroom, a worker priced out of their community, or a parent wondering how they will make the rent next month. The post Shaun Bailey: Behind the statistics of Khan’s failure to deliver new homes are Londoners struggling to cope with the shortage appeared first on Conservative Home.

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The Guardian Politics26 Jun 2026

Burnham has brought hope back to Labour – but he urnham has brought hope back to Labour – but he must understand how quickly it can be punctured understand how quickly it can be punctured | Andy Beckett

The Makerfield MP’s surge towards No 10 is a seductive ad for the power of positive politics. How long that proves effective depends on his next moves The creation of hope is a vital but risky part of democratic politics. Leaders or would-be leaders who arouse hope attract supporters, motivate activists, achieve momentum and win over voters – and then have a chance of holding together political parties, governments and societies in harder times. From Barack Obama to Clement Attlee, Salvador Alle

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The Guardian Politics26 Jun 2026

Brexit: An Oral History – podcast

This week marked 10 years since the UK chose to leave the EU. In a series of interviews with key players from both sides, Kiran Stacey looks back on the Brexit vote that changed the country forever Read the Guardian’s full article on Brexit here Continue reading...