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Andy Burnham’s long coup: the chaotic year-long project to return him to Westminster

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Jessica Elgot, Josh Halliday
Andy Burnham’s long coup: the chaotic year-long project to return him to Westminster
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The article explores the political maneuvering and internal dynamics within the UK Labour Party regarding a potential leadership bid by Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham. It details the strategic efforts of his allies to position him as a future successor to Keir Starmer.

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This highlights internal party tensions and the ongoing power struggles within the UK's governing party.

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Andy Burnham takes a selfie with Labour colleagues after being sworn in as MP for Makerfield. Andy Burnham takes a selfie with Labour colleagues after being sworn in as MP for Makerfield. Andy Burnham Andy Burnham’s long coup: the chaotic year-long project to return him to Westminster Story of the key figures, decisions, planning and missteps in push to line up Greater Manchester mayor for PM

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