Sir Keir Starmer insisted he would not set out a timetable to leave No 10 as Andy Burnham vowed to “change Labour” if he is successful in his effort to return to Parliament.
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Sir Keir Starmer insisted he would not set out a timetable to leave No 10 as Andy Burnham vowed to “change Labour” if he is successful in his effort to return to Parliament.
The Greater Manchester mayor said Labour’s offer to voters has “simply not been good enough” and he backed away from his previous position of wanting a return to EU membership.
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