Burnham has a political CV most of the British public would roll their eyes at — but the man who hopes to run Britain will keep fighting as an outsider.

It will take more than blokeish affability to reach across the Brexit faultline that scars British politics, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

Andy Burnham says he doesn't want to get "ahead of himself", and must first win a by-election later this month.

Burnham has a political CV most of the British public would roll their eyes at — but the man who hopes to run Britain will keep fighting as an outsider.

Burnham argued that 'the public here are saying quite loudly to all of us, we need something different here'.

Andy Burnham has hinted at how he would handle tax policy