Starmer-Nachfolger Andy Burnham: So will der «King of the North» Grossbritannien retten

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• Ten years ago today, 52% of the British electorate voted to leave the European Union.

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• But Mr Burnham could be the only candidate when nominations close on 16 July.

  according to The Guardian — Economics +1

• Nigel Farage’s Reform UK has branded Burnham “open-borders Burnham” over these positions.

  according to NBC News — World +1

• Only three of these – Theresa May, Boris Johnson, and Keir Starmer – actually won a general election, and none served a full five-year term.

  according to RT

• Starmer resigned on Monday as the most unpopular prime minister in modern British history, six weeks after the Labour Party lost almost 1,500 seats in local elections across England.

  according to RT

• GBP/EUR has averaged €1.16 since the referendum , down from €1.27 in the decade before, with sterling spending 98% of trading days below €1.20.

  according to The Next Web

• But rejoining the EU is not on any major party’s platform, and economists project average annual growth of just 1.3% between 2026 and 2030.

  according to The Next Web

• In The Room | Why Andy Burnham might not be ready for No 10.

  according to The Independent - UK News

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• Ten years ago today, 52% of the British electorate voted to leave the European Union.

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