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The Manchester years: how Burnham’s rebirth as ‘king of the north’ set him on road to No 10
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The Manchester years: how Burnham’s rebirth as ‘king of the north’ set him on road to No 10
In the second part of a two-part profile, Josh Halliday charts PM-in-waiting’s journey northward, where as mayor he revelled in his Covid-era popularity – and changed his approach to politics
Part one: From Cambridge ‘impostor’ to New Labour star
Andy Burnham was a broken man. In a pub a short walk from parliament, which he had taken to calling “the madhouse”, he plotted his escape over beers with three trusted col…
17 Jul, 05:30
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