Andy Burnham was last night asked to explain how he will pay for his Left-wing spending spree.

Andy Burnham has been making some big spending promises but the financial markets remain on alert for any signs of how much more he will borrow.

Andy Burnham became UK prime minister, reshuffled the cabinet, and outlined a left-leaning 10-year agenda focused on affordability, housing, and decentralisation.Burnham…

Andy Burnham begins his premiership by unveiling plans to ease living costs. He aims to improve public finances and end political uncertainty. Measures may include capping bus…

LONDON (AP) — New U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham will gather his Cabinet for a first meeting on Tuesday, after purging allies of predecessor Keir Starmer from the government.

We keep hearing that Andy Burnham’s government will be the most left-wing since the 1970s, when the namesake of the new chancellor promised to squeeze the rich (Denis Healey…

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The new PM is already under pressure to explain how he will pay for his ambitious plans to remake Britain

At the first meeting of his new cabinet, Andy Burnham told ministers they must get the cost of living down and he said they must always show how the policies to do that will be…

Andy Burnham’s promise to cut VAT from electricity bills came alongside the news that government borrowing in June amounted to £16 billion - nearly bang on target.

After inviting cameras in for the first meeting of his new team, Andy Burnham ordered them to focus on the cost of living.

As new prime minister briefs cabinet on ‘cost of living government’, critics ask where money will come from

Andy Burnham, who replaced Keir Starmer as Prime Minister on Monday, has vowed to "build a new politics" and to unite behind a strong Labour movement

Andy Burnham was last night asked to explain how he will pay for his Left-wing spending spree.

The real problem for Burnham is that he wants to spend lots of money, but he has no idea where to get it from.

The new prime minister has promised sweeping changes