Andy Burnham Pledges 'Breathing Room' on Cost of Living
New Labour leader Andy Burnham will promise to restore confidence and give 'breathing room' on cost of living in his first speech as PM, scrapping digital ID scheme and prioritizing devolution.
New Labour leader Andy Burnham will promise to restore confidence and give 'breathing room' on cost of living in his first speech as PM, scrapping digital ID scheme and prioritizing devolution.
Andy Burnham will pledge to give Britain 'more breathing space' on cost of living in his first speech as PM, announcing a policy blitz in his first week to ease household pressures.
Fifa will announce record $15bn revenues from the 2026 World Cup, exceeding original $11bn target, driven by hospitality and secondary ticket market, boosting Infantino's position.
Andy Burnham faces pressure on public finances and limited time before the next election. From industrial strategy to housing, seven charts outline the challenges ahead.
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Andy Burnham inherits a £4.7bn defence funding gap from Keir Starmer's Defence Investment Plan, described as an 'unexploded bomb'. The new PM must navigate tensions over military spending, NATO commitments, and Argentine provocations.
British holidaymakers are abandoning traditional hot spots like Spain and Portugal due to extreme heat, opting instead for cooler 'coolcation' destinations in Scandinavia and the Alps.
The Guardian criticizes The Hunt for Gollum for its all-white cast, calling it a backward step after The Rings of Power's diverse casting, and warns against using Tolkien in culture wars.
A taste test of UK supermarket vine tomatoes reveals Morrisons' Viola Cocktail as best overall, while Natoora and Wholegood disappoint. Expert tips: never refrigerate.
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RecommendedIncoming PM Andy Burnham is reportedly considering plans to cut household energy bills by £130 a year by making electricity cheaper relative to gas, with a £3.2bn annual taxpayer cost.
Andy Burnham, set to become Prime Minister, may announce a £130 annual cut in energy bills by moving green levies to general taxation and reducing standing charges, according to Nesta proposals.
Andy Burnham admitted more tax hikes are coming in a chat with Gary Lineker, revealing his true nature despite promising a new kind of politics.
Donald Trump mocked England's World Cup semifinal loss to Argentina, criticising Harry Kane's defensive role in the 2-1 defeat, calling it a 'mistale' and questioning Thomas Tuchel's tactics.
A VELO study reveals 75% of Brits watch sport this summer, spending over 21 hours in pubs, with Doncaster and Westminster top for seating.
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RecommendedAndy Burnham pledges to devolve power, reindustrialise Britain, and unite the country in his first speech as Labour leader, succeeding Sir Keir Starmer.
Cat Deeley shares her heatwave skincare hack: keeping Charlotte Tilbury Eye Revival Patches in the fridge to cool, de-puff, and brighten under eyes before This Morning.
The Resolution Foundation, a Labour-linked think tank, says the triple lock is unaffordable, costing an extra £12.6bn in 2026-27, and should be replaced with a smoothed earnings link.
The National Lottery urges 1.5 million players to check accounts for £7.5 million in unclaimed prizes, with London having the most winners missing out.
Prime Minister-in-waiting Andy Burnham will address the nation today at the Labour Party special conference, but the IMF urges his incoming government to resist boosting public spending amid rising energy bills.
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RecommendedAndy Burnham is set to become PM without a leadership contest, but faces pressure to rule out tax rises amid Labour's stagnant growth and spending promises.
Rachel Reeves has failed her number one mission of economic growth, with new GDP figures showing a flatlining economy. She will leave No 11 as Andy Burnham prepares to become PM, facing a Herculean task to revive growth.
The UK economy grew by 0.1% in May, rebounding from a 0.1% decline in April, driven by a 5.1% rise in scientific research, despite energy cost pressures from the Iran war, according to the Office for National Statistics.
Fracking billionaire Harold Hamm, Trump's 'original oil guy,' has pushed US energy dominance and hardline Iran policies via the Council for a Secure America, with at least 300 briefings to lawmakers since Oct 7, 2023.
US diesel tops $5/gallon, regular gas nears $4 as Iran tensions over Strait of Hormuz drive prices up, AAA reports. Costs are up $1.25 from last year, impacting consumers and truckers.
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RecommendedAndy Burnham becomes UK PM on Monday but hasn't chosen a chancellor. Rumours swirl between Shabana Mahmood and Ed Miliband. Pippa Crerar and Kiran Stacey discuss his options and top priorities.
Private school grounds in England offer 41% more tree cover than state schools, with schools in deprived areas having 29% less tree shade, widening the socioeconomic divide.
Children eat 1,146 snacks a year costing £1,059, with peak hunger at 11:54am. Survey of 1,200 parents reveals pressure to stock up, especially during summer break.
By May, £139 million had been paid out. The Troubles Permanent Disablement Payment Scheme closes to new applicants at the end of August. The Stormont committee urges eligible individuals to apply.
UK GDP grew just 0.1% in May after a 0.1% contraction in April, driven by services but offset by falls in production and construction, as Iran conflict weighs on activity.
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RecommendedRachel Reeves has 'failed' in her economic growth mission, the Tories warn in her final week. GDP grew just 0.1% in May, following a 0.1% dip in April. Shadow Chancellor Sir Mel Stride said: 'She has failed.'