#andyburnham

Burnham’s VAT cut trims about £45 from electricity bills, but fuel debt campaigners say the crisis is far bigger.

Burnham enters No 10 with rare public appeal, but his unelected rise and 10-year plan put Labour's reset on a short fuse.

Jamie Dimon’s warning turns Burnham’s bank tax push into a £3bn test of whether Britain still wants global capital.

Burnham's first big move cuts electricity bills by about £45 a year, signaling fast, visible relief over a sweeping rescue.

Andy Burnham has taken No 10 without an election, giving Labour a new leader and a bruising legitimacy test.

Burnham’s leftward pitch sets the tone, but cabinet picks and Treasury limits will show whether Labour really breaks with Starmer.

Burnham wants Caroline Simpson to run No 10 North, turning devolution into an early power test with Whitehall.

Burnham says aides who smear female ministers should be fired, making Labour's leak culture a leadership test.

Burnham may inherit a £4.7bn funding gap in Starmer’s defence plan, forcing an early choice between borrowing, cuts or tax moves.

Burnham’s blueprint makes Whitehall the villain, pitching No 10 North, deeper devolution and public control as Britain’s growth fix.

Rutte is pressing Burnham before he takes power, turning NATO’s 3.5% pledge into an early test of UK defence policy.

Burnham is turning his PM bid into a test of whether Labour will move power and money out of Whitehall.