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Conservative ex-mayor Andy Street in the running to oversee Britain’s nationalized railways
Great British Railways, the new publicly-owned company overseeing rail infrastructure and services, is due to be up and running in 2027.
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theguardian.com
Will Andy Burnham ‘go big’ in expanding the role of the state?
In the first of a series on nationalisation, we look at the critical tests ahead for the PM-in-waiting, from choosing a chancellor to the future of Thames Water
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mirror.co.uk
'Andy Burnham must lead real change if he becomes Prime Minister'
Andy Burnham, the newly elected MP, will on Monday pledge to give Britain the “circuit-breaker it needs” in a major speech unveiling his plans for devolution and the economy
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scmp.com
UK’s likely next leader Andy Burnham to unveil plan to shift power from London
Burnham will outline his vision on Monday, promising to move power to the UK’s regions with a push on industry, housing and infrastructure.
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UK’s likely next prime minister to unveil plan to shift power from London
Andy Burnham to push for more local decision-making in a major speech after returning to national politics.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
UK's likely next leader Burnham to unveil plan to shift power from London
Andy Burnham, poised to lead Labour, will unveil a plan to shift power from London to Britain's regions, aiming to boost living standards through reindustrialisation and housing. …
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rnz.co.nz
UK's prime minister in waiting to lay out economic agenda
The frontrunner to become Britain's next prime minister, Andy Burnham, plans to lay out his economic agenda on Monday, in his first major policy announcement since Keir Starmer…
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aljazeera.com
UK’s likely next leader Andy Burnham to unveil economic, devolution plans
Frontrunner to be next PM expected to announce a 10-year mission to raise living standards.
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thenationalnews.com
Burnham's Manchester blueprint for UK leadership | The National
Britain's expected next prime minister unveils 10-year plan to boost growth
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cityam.com
Is Andy Burnham a left-wing Liz Truss?
In Burham's Britain, there will be "good growth in every postcode and hope in every heart." But platitudes aside, this agenda is deeply radical.
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punchng.com
Burnham pledges radical devolution of UK govt if becomes PM
Andy Burnham, frontrunner for UK Prime Minister, vows to rebalance power and devolve government if he succeeds Keir Starmer. Learn about his plans for a "s
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politico.eu
Andy Burnham soft-launches his premiership
Britain’s presumptive prime minister painted in broad strokes in a major Westminster speech — but behind the scenes aides are working frantically to put a detailed program…
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time.com
Introducing 'No. 10 North': U.K.'s Likely Next Prime Minister Andy Burnham Lays Out Devolution Plans
Burnham vowed to bring about the “biggest rebalancing of power our country has seen.” Here's what he said about his core proposals.
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The Guardian view on Andy Burnham’s speech: Rewiring Britain needs Westminster to give up real power | Editorial
Editorial: The country’s likely next prime minister sketches a post-Thatcherite state built on radical devolution. The test is whether Whitehall yields
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foreignpolicy.com
Britain’s New 'King' Will Decide Its Fate
Andy Burnham is on the verge of taking power—and of being confronted with his own limitations.
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Want to know what Andy Burnham would do in government? Take a look at his past | Frances Ryan
His plan for the country is still vague, but there are clues to what he thinks, on topics from inheritance tax to welfare and social care, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan
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Conservative ex-mayor Andy Street in the running to oversee Britain’s nationalized railways
Great British Railways, the new publicly-owned company overseeing rail infrastructure and services, is due to be up and running in 2027.
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Andy Burnham commits to find billions to fill UK’s defense black hole
Burnham, who is due to become Britain’s prime minister on July 20, admitted he was blindsided by a funding gap in his predecessor Keir Starmer’s defense investment plan.