Chris Philp: Labour have allowed a surge in small boat crossings. Will Burnham be better?

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The issue of small boat crossings has been a contentious topic in UK politics, with many politicians and policymakers debating the best approach to addressing the challenge. The Conservative government has faced criticism over its handling of the issue, while the Labour party has also faced pressure to outline its own plans for managing migration. As Labour prepares for a potential change in leadership, the party's stance on small boat crossings is likely to come under scrutiny.

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Chris Philp: Labour have allowed a surge in small boat crossings. Will Burnham be better?

Burnham will face just the same challenge over migration. The public want action, but his backbenchers don’t. He will need to decide quickly whose side he is on, and whether he intends to govern for the Labour left or the country. The post Chris Philp: Labour have allowed a surge in small boat crossings. Will Burnham be better? appeared first on Conservative Home.