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Death tax, dementia tax, no tax at all: Why England hasn’t fixed social care
Fifteen years after Dilnot called adult care "not fit for purpose", reform still hasn't come. As Andy Burnham and Louise Casey try again, Chaminda…
Oct 6
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Can Andy Burnham really end rough sleeping by Christmas?
Manchester shows Housing First can work, but scaling it nationally is another matter.
Oct 3
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Hannah Fearn
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Labour Party Conference: Andy Burnham calls time on NIMTO
The prime minister is ready to have some arguments. But is he ready to win them?
Oct 1
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Zoe Grunewald
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Andy Burnham’s been playing Prime Minister on easy mode, this autumn that changes
While he’s making nice with Donald Trump, the domestic agenda is awaiting on a trip back home as the Labour faithful awaits and tough decisions pile up
Sep 22
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Hannah Fearn
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The Lead Untangles: What would reindustrialisation actually mean for the UK?
Andy Burnham has spoken repeatedly about the importance of the UK 'reindustrialising'. But what would this actually look like, and is it even possible?
Sep 19
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Fred Garratt-Stanley
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Exclusive: Over a third of disabled people at risk from Labour’s benefit cuts are 50+
New figures obtained by The Lead show more than one third of people at risk from cuts to universal credit disability payments are over 50 – a group…
Sep 12
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Back to school, but the kids aren’t alright
Andy Burnham will make optimism the centrepiece of his political pitch. But for young people across the UK, hope is hard to come by
Sep 1
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Zoe Grunewald
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The Lead
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“Thrown away by society”: Inside Britain’s disability employment gap
The disability employment gap has been stuck at 30 per cent for thirty years. Disabled jobseekers tell The Lead why Labour’s welfare reforms won’t close…
Aug 29
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Hannah Shewan Stevens
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I was a midwife for 30 years. Now I earn £86.45-a-week to care for my mum
The government wants unpaid carers to work more. Jacqui Hylton, a former midwife who now cares for her mum full-time, explains why the system makes that…
Aug 25
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Andy Burnham knows how to fix a roof. But can he run a country?
Introducing our new series scrutinising the new PM's policy priorities in depth: what's been announced, what's been left out, and whether the plans…
Aug 22
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Zoe Grunewald
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