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Andy Burnham will crumble like a biscuit he can't even name
Andy Burnham's record and character will not withstand the national scrutiny that will come with a bid to become Prime Minister
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politico.eu
Burnham’s big gamble offers a big potential reward — if he can pull it off
Data shows the Greater Manchester mayor picked the hardest constituency to win, and maybe that’s the point.
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cityam.com
Andy Burnham will crumble like a biscuit he can't even name
Andy Burnham's record and character will not withstand the national scrutiny that will come with a bid to become Prime Minister
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independent.co.uk
Andy Burnham: The ‘King of the North’ who could be the next prime minister
The former New Labour minister has previously contested the leadership twice. Nicole Wootton-Cane looks at the life and career of the Greater Manchester mayor, who hopes to be…
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spectator.com
How much is PM Burnham going to cost Britain?
Burnham has won the Makerfield by-election. Just how much could he cost us if he goes on to become prime minister?
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How quickly could Andy Burnham become prime minister – and what stands in his way?
Former Manchester mayor had made it clear he would challenge Sir Keir Starmer if he won the Makerfield by-election
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theguardian.com
How quickly could Andy Burnham become the UK’s prime minister?
After winning the Makerfield byelection, the returning Labour MP faces a number of scenarios in his bid to replace Keir Starmer
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apnews.com
Andy Burnham is the 'King of the North' with his eyes on 10 Downing Street
Andy Burnham is a political insider turned outsider aiming to be Britain’s next prime minister. He presents himself as a relatable northern everyman, preferring casual attire and…
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irishtimes.com
Andy Burnham: How quickly could he become the UK’s prime minister?
Keir Starmer could reflect on the scale of Burnham’s win and step down immediately. He could also put up a fight
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thestar.com
Andy Burnham is the ‘King of the North’ with his eyes on 10 Downing Street
LONDON (AP) — Andy Burnham is a political insider turned outsider who aims to be Britain’s next prime minister.
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Why Andy Burnham could be tempted by a snap election
The scale of his by-election victory is the only card Andy Burnham has to play. Is a snap election on the cards?
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What would ‘change’ look like if Andy Burnham becomes prime minister?
From public ownership to devolution and the cost of living, the policies of the potential Labour leadership challenger will face intense scrutiny
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Manchesterism: Andy Burnham’s ‘public control’ agenda
As the Manchester mayor searches for a path towards becoming Prime Minister, City AM sketches out what a Burnham government would look like.
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inews.co.uk
What will Burnham do as PM? His policies and political views explained
From hints of income tax to reducing the welfare bill, here's what an Andy Burnham premiership could look like
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Burnham must walk a tightrope on his ascent to Downing Street
Andy Burnham could implement radical policies if he is made Prime Minister though he still faces hurdles ahead.
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The hard part starts now for Andy Burnham
For his Labour critics, Andy Burnham is just Keir Starmer in a black T-shirt. They mutter that the new MP for Makerfield lacks substance and would be quickly found out as PM.…
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cnn.com
Andy Burnham: The charismatic mayor almost certain to challenge for Britain’s premiership | CNN
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham is poised to challenge Britain’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer for the country’s premiership on his return to parliament after winning a…
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What sort of prime minister would Andy Burnham be? Just look at Boris Johnson
His resounding win in Makerfield surely makes a leadership bid inevitable. But, despite his undeniable charisma and a reinvention as a mayoral man of the people, James Kirkup says…
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Andy Burnham has shown that he can win. But can he govern Britain? | Gaby Hinsliff
Having literally campaigned in poetry, the new Makerfield MP needs a summer of knuckling down to the small print, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff