Telegraph’s attempt to burn Burnham’s EU food deal spectacularly backfires
The Telegraph seem to be advocating for more pesticides and less fruit in jam.
The Telegraph seem to be advocating for more pesticides and less fruit in jam.
Burnham's polling success is continuing.
Burnham has no plans to pander to the right-wing press.
Here are the main areas to watch when the Chancellor delivers his Autumn Budget.
Makerfield voted Leave by 65%-35%. Now, Andy Burnham's constituents are having regrets and are open to his suggestions of a Brexit reverse.
Another polling low for Reform.
The Green Party leader labelled the decision a "betrayal of all of our futures."
“These charges leave people feeling ripped off and out of pocket, so I'm putting a stop to them."
"We can’t support a partnership with a party that holds a position that has recently been adopted.”
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