Andy Burnham on the Eve of Labour Conference: ‘There’s Always Something You Can Do’

On the eve of Labour’s party conference, UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham is making his case to a sceptical public with a line that is equal parts defiant and pragmatic. The economy is tight. The politics are tighter. But Burnham says he knows exactly how to thread the needle.

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September 26, 2026
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Britain’s Buried Climate Warning: The Spy Report That Starmer Sat On Is Now Shaking the UN

A classified report by UK spy chiefs linking climate breakdown to conflict, famine, and mass migration was quietly shelved under Keir Starmer. Now it’s back, and Ed Miliband is taking it straight to the world’s foreign ministers at the UN General Assembly.

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September 23, 2026
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Ed Davey’s Warning, £840 Mortgage Pain, and the Week British Politics Got Very Uncomfortable

Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey stood before his party conference and said something big and dangerous is happening in Britain. He wasn’t wrong. Between a resurgent far right and a war-driven mortgage crisis hitting a million homes, the week of September 22, 2026 is shaping up to be one the country will remember.

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September 22, 2026
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Green Party’s Holborn Dream Gets Complicated: A Local Councillor Wants the Seat Too

The byelection to fill Keir Starmer’s former seat just got messier for the Greens. A Camden councillor is challenging Zack Polanski for the party’s nomination, and he is not mincing words about what the constituency actually needs.

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September 7, 2026
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Masks, Black Fatigues, and Blocked Roads: Why Dover’s Anti-Immigration Protest Has Ministers Furious

Dozens of masked, black-clad demonstrators brought parts of Dover to a standstill on Saturday, and the government is not pleased. Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds called the scenes unacceptable, drawing a sharp line between legitimate protest and what he described as costumed disruption. Britain’s uneasy debate over the boundaries of free expression just got a fresh and very visible flashpoint.

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September 6, 2026
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Farage’s Conference Meltdown: How a Donations Scandal Swallowed Reform UK’s Big Moment

Nigel Farage had planned a triumphant party conference. Instead, he spent the final day of it insisting he was barely paying attention during a meeting now at the heart of a foreign donations scandal. Two aides are gone, the optics are rough, and Reform UK’s big political moment has turned into a damage-control exercise.

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September 5, 2026
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Wrong-Way Driving Videos Are Going Viral. Now the UK Government Is Demanding They Come Down.

A deadly crash on the A66 in Middlesbrough has forced the UK government’s hand against social media platforms hosting videos that glamorize driving the wrong way down roads. Ministers are demanding content come down now, and TikTok is already in Ofcom’s crosshairs. The question is whether these platforms will actually listen.

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August 24, 2026
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Born in the Wrong Country? Reform UK Wants to Decide Who Gets a Home Based on Where You Entered the World

Nigel Farage’s Reform UK is set to announce a social housing policy that would place British citizens born abroad at the back of the queue. It’s a move that redefines belonging, and the debate it’s igniting is far from simple.

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August 23, 2026
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Andy Burnham’s Bold Planning Power Grab Could Reshape England’s Cities Forever

A seismic shift in how England builds its cities may be just around the corner. Andy Burnham is expected to put forward proposals that hand mayors the authority to override local councils on major planning decisions, a move that could fundamentally alter who controls the country’s housing future.

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August 23, 2026
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Growth Talks, Council Tax Wars, and the Blame Game Shaking Up British Local Government

A high-level growth summit at No 10 North is pulling together some of Labour’s biggest names, while three London Conservative council leaders are firing off letters accusing the government of using devolution as political cover. The tension between Whitehall and the town halls has never felt quite so sharp.

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August 21, 2026
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