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  • If Burnham wants firms to hire young people, he needs to get out of their way

    July 8, 2026

    Firms don’t need subsidies to incentivise them to hire NEETs, we just need to make sure that work pays, says Mani Basharzad Andy Burnham’s honeymoon seems to be getting shorter by the day. Even before reaching Nunber 10, he is refusing to hold a proper press conference. But when he enters office, he will face [...]

  • ‘If you find yourself stuck in politics, the thing to do is start a fight’

    July 8, 2026

    In the great work of historical fiction, Imperium, Robert Harris imagines the Roman statesman Cicero observing that “if you find yourself stuck in politics, the thing to do is start a fight.” Clacton may be a far cry from the ancient senate in Rome, but Nigel Farage has followed the playbook. Facing a parliamentary standards [...]

  • Britain can’t afford a self-harming tourist tax

    July 8, 2026

    Tourism is exactly the kind of industry that the country needs more of, yet it’s about to be taxed like a burden instead, says Anne Strickland With millions of us packing for summer holidays this month, it is worth remembering that tourism in the United Kingdom is one of the industries that we are still [...]

  • The Debate: Should Britain set up a No 10 North?

    July 8, 2026

    Is Andy Burnham's vision for a Number 10 North visionary or gimmicky? We hear both sides in this week's Debate.

  • Burnham’s encounter with political and economic reality will be brutal when it comes

    July 7, 2026

    This is turning out to be a very strange summer indeed, and I’m not referring to the football. This week, a Prime Minister with no power will attend the NATO summit in Ankara and next week, a Chancellor with just days left in the job will tell a City crowd at the Mansion House banquet [...]

  • Brits say Burnham should call an election

    July 7, 2026

    Sir Keir Starmer is set to leave Downing Street on 20 July and a majority of Brits believe Andy Burnham should call a snap election when he takes over. Nearly two thirds of voters (65 per cent) believe a new Prime Minister should call an immediate general election as opposed to 29 per cent who [...]

  • Burnham told to launch £100bn tax reform package

    July 6, 2026

    Andy Burnham has been urged to introduce sweeping tax reforms that could generate over £100bn in extra government revenue by a group of influential economists, which includes his own heavyweight adviser Jim O’Neill.  A letter signed by O’Neill, who was formerly a Treasury minister and Goldman Sachs executive, urged the next Prime Minister to introduce [...]

  • Financial services activity ‘drops rapidly’ as investors alarmed by Burnham

    July 6, 2026

    Business activity across the financial services sector – one of the chief drivers of economic growth across the UK – has dropped sharply as confidence slumps, according to a new survey.  Financial services firms, including banks and insurers, said business volumes had nosedived in the second quarter of the year.  While the net reading for [...]

  • ‘Number 10 North’ is no more than a gimmick

    July 6, 2026

    Number 10 North has been designed to attract headlines without having been put under any real scrutiny, writes Eliot Wilson.

  • Labour defends Burnham’s ‘very powerful’ No 10 North plans

    July 5, 2026

    Andy Burnham’s proposed ‘No 10 North’ would lead to a “very powerful reorganisation of government”, deputy Labour leader Lucy Powell has said. Her words come as ministers push ahead with one of the biggest overhauls of English local government in decades before Burnham is expected to enter Downing Street later this month, with Labour arguing [...]

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