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New UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham hints at European Union rekindling in bold political speech
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“Small things will not get us through what are difficult times,” the new PM said in a tough-love speech to the center-left Labour Party’s annual conference.
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Britain's ruling Labour Party gathers Sunday for its first annual conference under Andy Burnham's leadership, heartened by his start as prime minister but now looking for concrete plans to tackle looming challenges.
The governing Labour Party opened its annual conference beside the River Mersey in Liverpool on Sunday, with Burnham pledging to turn the page on a decade of economic and political turmoil.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledged Tuesday to give Britain "a new social contract for the 21st century", reform the country's electoral system and build consensus on a new relationship with the European Union as he set out a long-term vision to tackle the UK's woes in his first speech as leader …
By linking Brexit, voting reform and public services, the prime minister made a powerful, personal pitch for a brighter future Andy Burnham’s first speech as prime minister to a Labour conference was a serious attempt to argue that rebuilding the public realm will be better for the country than shri…
“Small things will not get us through what are difficult times,” the new PM said in a tough-love speech to the center-left Labour Party’s annual conference.
LONDON -- New British Prime Minister Andy Burnham set out a sweeping political vision on Tuesday, pledging to give Britain "a new social contract for the 21st century," reform the country's electoral system and reset its relationship with its European neighbors.
Prime minister’s pure political argument marks new era for party as he sets out his plans and priorities The hottest ticket at Labour conference – after Andy Burnham’s speech – was an afterparty in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle, headlined with a set by the noughties girlband Sugababes.
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