What voters really think about Burnham becoming prime minister: ‘I don’t think many people know what he stands for’

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Andy Burnham is set to take office as prime minister, having campaigned on a promise of radical change, which may include shifting power away from London. As the new leader prepares to implement his vision, understanding public perception of his policies and leadership style will be crucial. The views of voters in the capital, where much of the country's political power is currently concentrated, may be particularly significant in assessing the potential impact of Burnham's proposed reforms.

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What voters really think about Burnham becoming prime minister: ‘I don’t think many people know what he stands for’

As Andy Burnham prepares to take office today, promising radical change and looking to move power out of London, Dan Haygarth and Jemma Robinson ask people in the capital about the incoming prime minister