Andy Burnham rules out snap election - 'I don't think that is right'
Andy Burnham rules out snap election on first day as UK Prime Minister at Number 10 North.
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Andy Burnham rules out snap election on first day as UK Prime Minister at Number 10 North. In an exclusive interview with the Manchester Evening News, Mr Burnham said he would stick to Labour's 2024 manifesto. But it's about No 10 North taking power out of Whitehall and putting it into all parts of the country.
Furthermore, Mr Burnham has also pledged to end rough sleeping, which will cost £340m over five years. The move came after anger over the news that two killers who were jailed for the manslaughter of police officer Andrew Harper might be released early. Burnham has already been dragged into a row over prisons after announcing he would halt an early prison release scheme.
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Andy Burnham rules out snap election on first day as UK Prime Minister at Number 10 North.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesIn an exclusive interview with the Manchester Evening News, Mr Burnham said he would stick to Labour's 2024 manifesto.
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But it's about No 10 North taking power out of Whitehall and putting it into all parts of the country.
according to Daily RecordMr Burnham has also pledged to end rough sleeping, which will cost £340m over five years.
according to Daily RecordThe move came after anger over the news that two killers who were jailed for the manslaughter of police officer Andrew Harper might be released early.
according to Daily ExpressBurnham has already been dragged into a row over prisons after announcing he would halt an early prison release scheme.
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