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finance · BBC
“capping bus fares at £2”
2 £
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politics · The i Paper
“Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said his Government would keep supporting Ukraine “100 per cent””
100 percent
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finance · Express
“Andy Burnham introduced a £65m financial support package for farmers earlier this month.”
65000000 £
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politics · The i Paper
“The UK’s total welfare and social security bill is around £333bn per year.”
about 333 bn
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politics · The i Paper
“Andy Burnham has said every area should “play their part” in dealing with the large number of asylum seekers currently being supported, which was 97,519 at the end of March, according to Home Office …”
97519
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business · BBC
“Andy Burnham announced a 20% cut in business rates for pubs, social clubs and live music venues in England, to come into effect in April”
20
-
defence · BBC
“including one on a shopping centre on Friday that killed at least 16 people.”
at least 16 people
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politics · BBC
“On Ukraine's 35th anniversary of independence, the Ukrainian people should be in no doubt: the UK is behind you today and for as long as it takes.”
35 anniversary
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politics · Express
“state pensioners will automatically get at least another 2.5% increase to the DWP payments.”
2.5 percent
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politics · US Weekly
“the security arrangements for Harry, 41, Meghan, 45, and their two children were “private.””
41 years
45 years
2 children
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politics · Express
“It means he is expected to donate £12,575.”
12.575 £
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politics · Express
“Mr Burnham already gives 15% of his £98,599.31 MP’s salary to local causes in his Makerfield constituency.”
15 %
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politics · Express
“Mr Burnham has announced an additional £102million from uncommitted budgets within the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) to go towards immediate routes off the street for …”
102 £
8.4 £
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politics · Express
“The £102million will go alongside £340million announced last month for new support to get long‑term rough sleepers into settled accommodation over the next three years.”
102 £
340 £
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politics · BBC
“Burnham posted more than 50 times on Instagram”
more than 50
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politics · BBC
“Burnham's TikTok post rating pub snacks attracted a million views”
1 views
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politics · BBC
“Yet a less gimmicky video, straightforwardly listing the five things he said he had done in his first week as PM, got five million”
5 views
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politics · Express
“Mr Burnham also promoted the plans to make bus travel free at all hours for disabled bus pass holders from April next year, which he said a million people would benefit from.”
1 people
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politics · Euronews
“support Ukraine 100%”
100 %
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politics · Express
“"support Ukraine 100% against this illegal war led by Vladimir Putin."”
100 %
-
politics · BBC
“support Ukraine 100%”
100 %
-
politics · BBC
“Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said he will meet 25-year-old Goodburn”
25 years
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politics · New Dispatch
“£65million boost to the farming industry”
65 million pounds
-
politics · New Dispatch
“'a long way to go' to 'build back trust'”
-
world · New Dispatch
“We’ve got 37 fires smouldering around the country, so it could be more.”
37 fires
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defence · New Dispatch
“Firstly, we have seen the military deploy 100 personnel, initially to the major incident in South Wales, and we’re very grateful to our colleagues in the Ministry of Defence for that.”
100 personnel
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politics · New Dispatch
“Andy Burnham is set to unveil a £65million support package to farmers”
65 million pounds
-
world · BBC
“37 fires were currently burning across England and Wales”
37
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politics · BBC
“We've got 37 fires across England and Wales right now, four of them are major incidents.”
37
4
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world · NPR
“British Prime Minister Andy Burnham said it was 'awful to see homes and communities hit by fires across the country.'”
-
business · BBC
“pubs, social clubs and live music venues in England would be given a 20% cut to business rates from April”
20 %
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politics · New Dispatch
“Andy Burnham's daily average for small boat arrivals stands at 137, dwarfing Sir Keir Starmer's 106 tally”
137 arrivals per day
106 arrivals per day
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politics · New Dispatch
“A staggering 79,275 migrants crossed the Channel by small boat during Sir Keir Starmer's time in No10, making him the worst-performing Prime Minister on record for small boat crossings.”
79275 migrants
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politics · New Dispatch
“Despite Mr Burnham hailing an uptick in interventions, the new Prime Minister has presided over 3,003 small boat arrivals in his first 22 days in power.”
3003 arrivals
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politics · New Dispatch
“Meanwhile, Boris Johnson's daily average stood at just 58 and Rishi Sunak's roughly equated to 82.”
58 arrivals per day
82 arrivals per day
-
politics · New Dispatch
“A record-breaking 230 were crammed onto a single vessel which left northern France for Dover yesterday.”
230 migrants
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politics · New Dispatch
“Mr Burnham continues to point out that small boat crossings have dropped compared to 2025, with a reduction of around 40 per cent.”
about 40 percent
-
crime · New Dispatch
“not possible to simply exclude one or two offenders”
-
politics · New Dispatch
“temporary removal of VAT from household energy bills at a reported cost of £850million”
850 million pounds
-
politics · New Dispatch
“a £2 bus fare cap costing £500million”
500 million pounds
-
politics · New Dispatch
“a £100million support package for pubs and live music venues”
100 million pounds
-
politics · New Dispatch
“The number of crossings is down by 50 per cent this year compared with the same period in 2025 and the month we've just had,”
more than 50 percent
-
crime · New Dispatch
“pushed to the very limits of what is possible to do by blocking the freeing of 1,000 rapists and 'serious' child sex offenders.”
1000
-
crime · New Dispatch
“Andy Burnham has confirmed that two of PC Andrew Harper’s killers will be released from prison early”
2 killers
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legal · New Dispatch
“This will be backed by £10million in new funding to provide trauma-informed contacts for victims, alongside a new national helpline," the Makerfield added.”
10 million
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legal · New Dispatch
“However, Mr Burnham is now introducing a £10million package to assist victims dealing with the early release of criminals.”
10 million pounds
-
politics · New Dispatch
“net migration surging to a record high of 944,000 in the year ending March 2023 before dropping to 649,000 in June 2024”
944000
649000
-
world · New Dispatch
“2,000 migrants broke into Britain over the English Channel during his first fortnight in No10.”
2000
-
politics · BBC
“98% of the people who swam to the African territory had been returned to Morocco”
98 %
-
crime · BBC
“there had been a similar doubling of French officers”
2
-
politics · BBC
“The Labour candidate claimed victory in Thursday's by-election after securing 309,525 votes over Reform's Sian Astley, who won 157,178.”
309525 votes
157178 votes
-
politics · BBC
“Prime Minister Andy Burnham also backed regulation and said he wanted to ensure 'the highest standards' applied.”
-
finance · New Dispatch
“estimated to cost the Government an additional £18billion”
18 billion
-
finance · New Dispatch
“would need a further £12billion to £23billion”
at least 12 billion
at most 23 billion
-
finance · New Dispatch
“would raise £9billion”
9 billion
-
defence · New Dispatch
“£8.4billion funding boost”
8.4 billion pounds
-
defence · New Dispatch
“four new Dreadnought class submarines”
4 submarines
-
defence · New Dispatch
“22,000 defence apprenticeships by 2035”
22000 apprenticeships
-
defence · New Dispatch
“3.5 per cent by 2035”
3.5 % of GDP
-
politics · New Dispatch
“Baroness Louise Casey will bring forward her review into social care by a year”
1 year
-
defence · BBC
“The submarines produced in Barrow will protect Britain for decades to come, and the 47,000 jobs and apprenticeships will change lives both in this town and in dozens of places like it," he said prior…”
47000
-
health · BBC
“He wants an independent review of care to be brought forward by a year to 2027”
2027 year
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politics · New Dispatch
“No prisoners will be let out under this policy until we have conducted an urgent review and done everything we can to minimise risk to the public.”
-
finance · New Dispatch
“Within his first week in Downing Street, Mr Burnham pledged to eliminate rough sleeping with £340million in new funding, scrapped VAT on electricity bills at a cost of roughly £850million, and reinst…”
340000000 GBP
about 850000000 GBP
-
politics · New Dispatch
“I'm not going rule things out right now. I do believe we need a greater sense of fairness.”
-
politics · BBC
“Britain took a wrong turn in the 1980s. "Four decades of neoliberalism" had followed, he said, damaging traditional working-class communities in cities and towns as well as rural and coastal areas.”
-
politics · BBC
“he would decentralise power, starting with relocating part of No 10 Downing Street to Manchester.”
-
politics · BBC
“it will not have been lost on any Labour MPs listening that in making this argument Burnham is not only criticising Thatcherism, but also the accommodation with elements of it which he clearly believ…”
-
world · BBC
“When my wife got pregnant for the first time it was a complete shock. My first thought was, 'Oh my God, we'll have to get married'.”
2000
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finance · BBC
“Burnham reportedly supports a proposal by campaign group Fairer Share, which which suggests a levy equivalent to 0.48% of a property's value.”
0.48 %
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politics · Washington Examiner
“No. 10 North will be the nerve center of a rewired Britain … It will be the conduit through which we redistribute power and resources across the U.K.”
-
politics · Washington Examiner
“Burnham expects to be confirmed as prime minister on July 17, one day after the House of Commons enters its summer recess”
17
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world · New Dispatch
“You are owed the truth, and your families are owed the truth. You are owed justice, reparation and accountability to the extent that is possible. The Prime Minister of this country, whoever that is, …”
-
crime · New Dispatch
“Andy Burnham has said "nothing is off the table" as he vowed to take action against a vile grooming gang ringleader set to be released from prison... The 73-year-old, known to his victims as "Daddy",…”
73 years
2012 year
-
world · The i Paper
“he, his wife Marie-France van Heel and their three children, Jimmy, Rosie, and Anne-Marie, were "are as tight a five-strong family unit as mine was before us"”
-
politics · The i Paper
“In the early days, I used to phone my little boy and tell him to put the Parliament channel on because I was voting in five minutes and I’d promise to wave to him. So, I used to walk through the Comm…”
-
politics · The i Paper
“There are a few events that I have missed because I was at Parliament or on some ministerial duty. Jimmy was in a play last year that I couldn’t get back for. And, when I was running for the leadersh…”
-
politics · The i Paper
“In his speech in Manchester, Burnham said Westminster “is broken” and the country is “stuck in a rut” after “20 years of falling living standards”.”
20
-
world · The i Paper
“He pointed to the loss of “almost one and a half million council homes since the 1980s”.”
1.5
-
politics · The i Paper
“with “10-year plans to bring down the cost of these essentials”.”
10
-
politics · The i Paper
“part of a “10-year mission” even Burnham himself admits will take time.”
10
-
politics · The i Paper
“Burnham could be confirmed as Labour leader, likely unopposed, as early as Friday 17 July.”
17
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politics · The i Paper
“He would then take over from Sir Keir Starmer as prime minister on Monday 20 July – the day after the World Cup final.”
20
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politics · New Dispatch
“Rather than being a marker of decline, shouldn't we make our high streets the new symbol of Britain's renaissance?”
-
politics · New Dispatch
“In the past, he has declared family businesses made up the 'heart and soul' of high streets across the country and must be handed the 'chance to thrive'.”
-
politics · New Dispatch
“I have said that I thought the weight of the burden on employers’ national insurance wasn’t the right decision. However, it was the decision... There is more that needs to be done to listen to the vo…”
-
politics · New Dispatch
“The (Government) has undervalued the contribution these businesses make to our livelihoods and our communities. Our high streets matter to me because they matter to the people who live here.”
-
politics · New Dispatch
“Andy Burnham is set to deliver a major speech today unveiling his 10-year plan for power as Prime Minister.”
10 year
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health · BBC
“I am also very worried that the Health Secretary has today opened the door to waiting times getting longer again for the first time in a decade.”
10 years
-
politics · BBC
“between 100,000 and 150,000 homes annually, around 10 times the rate of more recent years”
about 10 times
-
politics · BBC
“the entire 10-year £39bn affordable housing budget for England”
39 bn pounds
-
politics · BBC
“£12,570 starting threshold”
-
politics · Express
“he will lay out plans for "No 10 North", including a radical programme of English devolution. The former Manchester mayor will declare he needs a decade to overhaul Britain”
10 year
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politics · Express
“Burnham will set out a commitment for a "10-year mission" to raise living standards, as well as proposals on youth employment”
10 year
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finance · Euronews
“Burnham laid out a 10-year plan to revive a UK economy he described as stuck in a rut since the 2008 financial crash.”
10 year
-
politics · BBC
“If we don't do something like this, "the North-South divide will only widen in the decades ahead."”
-
politics · BBC
“you just can't keep having referendum after referendum”
-
finance · BBC
“it's time to "tear up" the formula”
-
finance · BBC
“funding "would be allocated to the regions and nations based on social factors and levels of need"”
-
politics · BBC
“He described the Westminster system as 'broken' and called for 'radical' change.”
-
politics · BBC
“He said this would include taking power away from devolved parliaments and empowering communities.”
-
politics · BBC
“He said: 'The people of Dundee and Bangor feel just as distant from Holyrood and the Senedd as they do from Westminster.'”
-
politics · BBC
“He suggested that employment support, for example, could be reformed to give more control to local grassroots organisations.”
-
politics · BBC
“Mr Burnham said he was confident of getting 33 MPs' backing”
33
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politics · BBC
“But Mr Burnham, who will need to get another 12 MPs' backing in three days, told Sky News: "I'm confident I can reach the target."”
12
-
politics · BBC
“could become the next prime minister as early as 20 July”
-
politics · BBC
“only Labour MP to announce”
1 MPs
-
politics · BBC
“Burnham said he wanted powers to go "deeper down" in Wales. The meaning was not confirmed on Monday, although a Labour source said this referred to giving powers to councils.”
-
politics · BBC
“He said he would set up a "No 10 North" responsible for devolution, moving some Downing Street functions to Manchester.”
-
politics · BBC
“He promised to "bring about the biggest rebalancing of power our country has seen", saying: "It is time for Whitehall to accept that growth cannot be ordered from the top down."”
-
politics · BBC
“Burnham vowed the days of "Whitehall fighting" the devolution of power into the regions of England and the UK nations "are over for good".”
-
politics · BBC
“It will be about offering new opportunities to extend devolution in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland by taking power deeper down, [...] The people of Dundee and Bangor feel just as distant from H…”
-
politics · BBC
“Burnham promised "good growth in every postcode", with "powers for areas undergoing industrial transition like Port Talbot, Scunthorpe and Aberdeen".”
-
politics · BBC
“In September last year, former health secretary Andy Burnham announced that hospital car parking charges for in-patients, their families and friends would be scrapped within three years in England.”
3 years
-
politics · The i Paper
“45-day work placements”
45 days
-
world · The i Paper
“there are around 1.3 million households waiting for social housing across England.”
1.3 million
-
politics · New Dispatch
“After 10 years of political turbulence since Brexit and 20 years of falling living standards since the 2008 financial crash, Westminster hasn't been working for people and it hasn't been working for …”
10 years
20 years
2008 year
-
politics · BBC
“he was confident of getting 33 MPs' backing”
33
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politics · Express
“exactly three weeks”
3 weeks
-
politics · Express
“before becoming a regional mayor in 2017”
2017 year