LONDON — Since becoming Britain’s prime minister, Andy Burnham — the Greater Manchester mayor for nine years — has leapt at any chance to promote his old stomping ground. POLITICO highlights six times Burnham awkwardly shoe-horned the city into his premiership.

S TANDING OUTSIDE the new “Number 10 North” office, set up by Andy Burnham in the centre of Manchester, is a statue of John Bright, a radical free-trader and one of the founders of the original “Manchesterism”,

Britain’s new Prime Minister Andy Burnham entered 10 Downing Street on Monday, making few detailed policy statements but offering plenty of clues about the nature of his premiership.

Voters in Manchester are electing a new mayor Thursday to replace Andy Burnham, who left the job to become Britain’s prime minister.

The UK government has revised its early prison release scheme to exclude convicted rapists, grooming offenders, and serious child sex offenders, responding to significant public outcry.

The new PM said he 'wanted to go even further' with the prison release scheme but has delayed the move

Government Prime Minister has been urged to act by Lord Kinnock.

The campaign group for Britain’s Nuclear Test Veterans have given GB News exclusive access to the plans for their special tribunal as they urge the Prime Minister to “hear veterans' voices”. Speaking to the People’s Channel today,

Both left and right have it in for Britain’s capital. But is London a stabby wasteland, a den of faceless bureaucrats, or just a mess of overprivileged wokerati, asks Zoe Williams