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Rachel Reeves Urges Andy Burnham to Bring 'Worked Through Plan' to Downing Street

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Rachel Reeves has advised Andy Burnham, poised to become Labour leader and PM, to arrive in Downing Street with a "worked through plan" to tackle incoming "shocks and challenges".
Burnham's bid is backed by 322 MPs.
Reeves noted Burnham inherits a stronger economy than she and Starmer did.

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Rachel Reeves has advised Andy Burnham, poised to become Labour leader and PM, to arrive in Downing Street with a "worked through plan" to tackle incoming "shocks and challenges". Burnham's bid is backed by 322 MPs. Reeves noted Burnham inherits a stronger economy than she and Starmer did.

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