Labour MPs raise concerns Burnham’s 10-year-plan will not be radical enough
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Exclusive: Reindustrialisation Research Group to meet with Cabinet Office to discuss worries over PM’s long-term strategy Labour MPs have sounded the alarm over Andy Burnham’s 10-year plan for government, raising concerns that it will not be radical or detailed enough. MPs in the Reindustrialisation Research Group (ReRG), many of whom represent “red wall” seats that helped Labour win the last election, are meeting Sally Jameson, the Cabinet Office minister, on Wednesday to share their concerns about the prime minister’s long-term strategy.
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- Nov 11, 6:11 AM UTCFirst report· you’re reading thisLabour MPs raise concerns Burnham’s 10-year-plan will not be radical enoughtheguardian.com ↗
- Nov 11, 10:09 AM UTC+4 hLabour unrest over Burnham's '10-year plan' being 'political slogans'dailymail.com ↗
- Verified: a second independent outlet reported itNov 11, 10:09 AM UTC · +4 h
[Claude] Both reports cover Labour MPs' unrest over Burnham's 10-year plan, and nothing in Report 2 contradicts Report 1.
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4h agoLabour MPs raise concerns Burnham’s 10-year-plan will not be radical enough Exclusive: Reindustrialisation Research Group to meet with Cabinet Office to discuss worries over PM’s long-term strategy Labour MPs have sounded the alarm over Andy Burnham’s 10-year plan for government, raising concerns that it will not be radical or detailed enough. MPs in the Reindustrialisation Research Group (ReRG), many of whom represent “red wall” seats that helped Labour win the last election, are meeting Sally Jameson, the Cabinet Office minister, on Wednesday to share their concerns about the prime minister’s long-term strategy.
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