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  • Andy Burnham Favourite to Become Labour Leader After Ed Miliband Resigns

    05/08/2015 2:32:44 PM PDT · by nickcarraway · 6 replies
    Bookmakers place former health secretary ahead of Yvette Cooper, Chuka Umunna and others to take over in wake of Miliband resignationAndy Burnham has emerged as the favourite to replace Ed Miliband, after the Labour leader stood down in the hours after the party’s disastrous general election result. Bookmakers placed the former health secretary ahead of Yvette Cooper, Chuka Umunna and others to take over from Miliband. According to one bookmaker, David Miliband was also in the running. But others agreed that Dan Jarvis and Tristram Hunt had a better chance. The contenders Andy Burnham Live Election live: Osborne and May...
  • Prove you back the NHS (by expelling Daniel Hannan)

    08/17/2009 4:56:06 AM PDT · by rightwingintelligentsia · 9 replies · 395+ views
    Daily Mail UK ^ | August 17, 2009 | Tim Shipman
    David Cameron has been challenged to prove Tory support for the Health Service is more than 'skin deep'. Health Secretary Andy Burnham called on him to expel from his party Daniel Hannan, the MEP who went on U.S. television to call the NHS a '60-year-old mistake'. Lord Mandelson attacked Mr Cameron as 'a fraud'. The Business Secretary claimed: 'He's different when he thinks people aren't looking or listening. And the sentiments he expresses in Britain are not shared by his party, so there is a double fraud.' The Tory leader faced further pressure after evidence emerged that senior Tories would...
  • Andy Burnham plans to work with Obama administration to establish international rules for websites

    12/28/2008 11:25:18 PM PST · by Melissa 24 · 26 replies · 1,280+ views
    news.com.au ^ | December 29, 2008 | Reuters
    THE ratings used for films could be applied to websites in a bid to better police the internet and protect children from harmful and offensive material, Britain's minister for culture has said. Andy Burnham told Britain's The Daily Telegraph newspaper the government was planning to negotiate with the administration of U.S. President-elect Barack Obama to draw up new international rules for English language websites. "The more we seek international solutions to this stuff - the UK and the U.S. working together - the more that an international norm will set an industry norm," the newspaper reports the Culture Secretary as...