From public ownership, to devolution and the cost of living, the policies of the potential Labour leadership challenger will face intense scrutiny
Andy Burnham’s victory in Makerfield sets up a battle for Downing Street. Allies of the outgoing Greater Manchester mayor want him to be installed as prime minister as quickly and painlessly as possible, while those close to Keir Starmer want the Labour leader to fight on.
If he does become prime minister, Burnham will be expected to deliver on the “change” he promised after his win on Thursday night. But what would that look like, and what policies would his government be likely to pursue?
Continue reading...This article was originally published by The Guardian and written by Kiran Stacey Policy editor.
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