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Andy Burnham U-turned on his proposal to rejoin the EU - but do you trust him? Vote in our poll as the King of U-turns bids to win the Makerfield by-election.
Hat-tip to the indomitable Keith Bays, whose thundering voice now knocks Cabinet Ministers like Jo Stevens off-course…
OPINION - JONATHAN SAXTY: Rowing back on earlier pro-EU comments might not be enough to secure Burnham victory... everything is in play with UK future at stake
YouGov polling reveals support for prospective challenger, with members believing Starmer could not secure another victory Unemployment in the UK has unexpectedly risen to 5% while wage growth has slowed, according to official figures, in the first snapshot of how companies are reacting to the impact of the Iran war, Tom Knowles reports. Good morning. A week ago, at cabinet, Keir Starmer delivered a “put up or shut up” message to his critics. Wes Streeting, his leading opponent, decided to do n
There will be a contest to replace the Makerfield MP next month, paving the way for a potential return to Parliament for Andy Burnham.
Ten years after the referendum, its role as domestic football is still the order of day – and the ex-health secretary is happy to use it in his leadership bid Anand Menon is director of The UK in a Changing Europe Brexit, it seems, is back. Or at least back within the Labour party. Wes wants to be back in (at some point). Andy once said there’s a case, but seems to have changed his mind. Nigel, meanwhile, warns of betrayal. On one hand, this is all terribly predictable. Winning any Labour lead
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Keir Starmer will bring his Cabinet together at 9.30am for the first time since Health Secretary Wes Streeting quit.
Streeting has made it much harder for Burnham to disclaim membership of the pro-European Establishment. The post Labour faces the possibility of a Titanic shipwreck in the Makerfield by-election appeared first on Conservative Home.
It is now likely that we will have another new prime minister, possibly within weeks, or perhaps within months, our political editor writes.
The political map has been redrawn, and the Conservatives are becoming a party of only wealthy and older voters. This is a dangerous development for the party, and the cliff edge is moving closer. The post Peter Franklin: The Conservatives must not become a niche party for the old and rich appeared first on Conservative Home.
The Conservatives and Labour have benefited from an electoral system that delivers large parliamentary majorities with a small slice of the overall vote. But this is changing, and the question for the Tory party is whether it continues defending a model built for a political era that may be ending. The post Emma Harrison: Is it time for Conservatives to embrace electoral reform? appeared first on Conservative Home.
