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DAN HODGES: Burnham has dared to go where previous Labour leaders have feared to tread - but this is why there's still a long way before he can claim to have gripped this small-boats crisis
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The issue of small boats crossing the English Channel has been a contentious topic in UK politics, with many calling for increased action to address the crisis. Labour leaders have historically been cautious in their approach to the issue, often facing criticism from opponents and some constituents. Andy Burnham's decision to visit Dover and address the crisis may be seen as an attempt to shift the narrative and demonstrate a proactive stance on the matter.
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DAN HODGES: Burnham has dared to go where previous Labour leaders have feared to tread - but this is why there's still a long way before he can claim to have gripped this small-boats crisis
Andy Burnham has finally decided to go where previous Labour leaders have feared to tread. Namely the White Cliffs of Dover, to announce the French farce to stop the small boats will finally end.
3 Aug, 01:00