Andy Burnham’s Labour Allows the Left to Breathe, a Little
First reported 7 Oct, 13:13 UTCUpdated 2h ago3 sources
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The first Labour conference under new leader Andy Burnham saw a rhetorical turn away from his predecessor’s austerian and managerial approach. Burnham has regained trade unions’ confidence, but his real policy shifts have been cautious.
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