Starmer poses a nun resistance to Andy Burnham's assault on the UK Prime Minister

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• After winning the Makerfield district elections, the mayor of Grand Manchester so far is building his parliamentary corner on the way to the contest for the post of head of government

  according to El Mundo +2

• Yet his rivals are confident that Burnham's victory will force him to set a time frame for his march and facilitate an orderly transition of power.

  according to El Periódico — Internacional +1

• The Labour candidate has collected 24,927 votes (54.8%), compared to 15,696 (34.5%) of his main rival, the ultra Reform UK candidate, Robert Kenyon.

  according to El Periódico — Internacional

• Burnham has logrado imposed on the ultraderecha y consigue an escaño en el Parliament para poder participar en unas primas.

  according to El País — Internacional

• Updated Friday, 19 June 2026 - 07: 08 Andy Burnham has taken a giant step to become UK Prime Minister.

  according to El Mundo — Internacional

• The United Kingdom, which was traditionally associated with the idea of political stability, is thus in danger of being as ungovernable a nation as Italy from 1961 to 2000, when each Government lasted on average 13 months.

  according to El Mundo — Internacional

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