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  • Is Andy Burnham a left-wing Liz Truss?

    June 29, 2026

    Say what you like about Andy Burnham (and I intend to say a lot) but he’s not short on ambition. Armed with a single by election victory he now intends to oversee “the biggest change in our lifetime to the way Britain is run.” The PM-in-waiting had popped down to London for some selfies before [...]

  • ‘Biggest change in our lifetime’ – Burnham vows ‘greater public control’ over utilities 

    June 29, 2026

    Andy Burnham has vowed to empower local government to take “greater public control” over energy, housing, water and transport as councils are set to be handed greater powers as part of sweeping economic and political reform.  In a speech on Monday setting out his 10-year vision to raise living standards, the likely next Prime Minister [...]

  • Burnham to unveil plans for devolution and ‘reindustrialisation’

    June 28, 2026

    Andy Burnham will unveil plans to devolve power away from London and shift some government operations to a “Number 10 in the North”, as the Prime Minister-to-be calls for a change in “how Britain is governed”. In a speech focused on growth on Monday morning, Burnham will say that a 10-year plan will focus on [...]

  • Senior Labour figures downplay public appetite for general election

    June 28, 2026

    Senior Labour figures have downplayed the British public’s appetite for a general election to secure any major policy shifts under a new leader and have insisted the party is united behind Andy Burnham.  Talking to Sky News on Sunday, housing secretary Steve Reed suggested Keir Starmer’s possible successor would introduce “changes in emphasis” but stick [...]

  • Top Burnham adviser calls for capital gains and inheritance tax hikes

    June 28, 2026

    Andy Burnham’s top adviser has called for capital gains and inheritance tax to be hiked and the fiscal rules to be loosened so the government can borrow billions. Ex-transport secretary Louise Haigh, who led Burnham’s Makerfield campaign and is set to take a senior position in his Cabinet, is also pushing to dismantle the Treasury.  [...]

  • Legal & General handles King’s staff pension schemes as monarch’s £13m tax bill revealed

    June 26, 2026

    Legal & General handles the King’s staff pension schemes, official accounts have shown in disclosures of the monarch’s financial activities.  In the first annual account of the King’s tax bill and sovereign activities, it was revealed that Charles III was among the top 100 taxpayers in the country. The accounts also uncovered details about his [...]

  • Miliband would be ‘disaster’ as Chancellor, says Labour cost of living chief 

    June 26, 2026

    Keir Starmer’s cost of living champion has warned that Ed Miliband would be a “disaster” as Andy Burnham’s Chancellor. Lord Richard Walker, who is also executive chairman of budget supermarket Iceland, told BBC Newsnight that the current energy secretary’s net-zero policies are putting an undue burden on household bills. He said: “Climate change is real, [...]

  • From stamp duty to the triple lock, Andy Haldane says bold Burnham leadership can usher ‘vibe change’ for UK economy

    June 26, 2026

    Andy Haldane is pressing for a radical shake-up of the UK’s tax and wider economic systems as he heaped praise on the Prime Minister-to-be Andy Burnham for having the potential to bring a “change in vibe” across Britain.  Haldane, who is advising Burnham on economic policies and growth, urged the country’s next leader to be [...]

  • Burnham camp goes quiet on hospitality VAT cut

    June 25, 2026

    Allies of Prime Minister-to-be Andy Burnham have gone quiet on whether he would slash VAT for hospitality despite previously backing calls to do so and committing to a raft of other measures to support pubs, restaurants and bars. The outgoing Mayor of Greater Manchester had previously said he would back calls to cut value-added tax [...]

  • Burnham adviser floats higher tax on pension funds’ overseas investments

    June 25, 2026

    One of Andy Burnham’s economic advisers has warned of ‘foreign raiders’ snapping up Britain’s most promising start-ups as he suggested the government should more heavily tax domestic pension funds investing overseas. Andy Haldane, the former Bank of England chief economist who is now the president of the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), said tax reliefs [...]

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