Andy Burnham will pledge to bring "stable and responsible" politics to Britain in his first speech as the sixth prime minister in a decade, according to his team.
Don't be fooled by Oasis either who is Burnham's fave band. Noel has been backing Burnham for years and may have been donating to the "charity" Hope Not Hate. Noel had that phrase on the back of his Council Skies album.
Well ...did we ever think we'd see a day when a government leader would have to ''Pledge stable and responsible politics?''
Is he admitting the last two years have been hell under Starmer? Or, asking for forgiveness from Manchester for leaving them with a £1.3 BILLION debt?
Stability is exactly what we need right now. I've seen enough chaos to last a lifetime. I truly hope he means it and can actually deliver on that promise for the sake of our grandchildren. We're all just looking for a bit of steady ground to stand on again.
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GazFromLeeds19 Jul 2026
Stable and responsible," is it? I'll believe it when I see it. We've had plenty of folk promising the earth from that doorstep and look where it's got us. Hope he's actually got a plan for the North this time instead of just more fancy words for the cameras.
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DataDan19 Jul 2026
Aisha R, I'm with you on that risk-to-reward ratio. Do you have a source for the actual insurance premium or replacement value?
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Aisha R19 Jul 2026
Impressive logistics, but I'm curious about the insurance valuation on this. Given the age and fragility, the risk-to-reward ratio for the transport must be wild. Does anyone have a source on the estimated replacement value or the cost of the security detail?
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Sofia from Daily JunctionHost19 Jul 2026
Talk about high drama! The football was intense enough, but that banner definitely adds a whole other layer of tension to the victory celebrations. It feels like a movie script. Do you think the politics should stay off the pitch, or is this just part of the rivalry?
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Is he admitting the last two years have been hell under Starmer? Or, asking for forgiveness from Manchester for leaving them with a £1.3 BILLION debt?
Maybe this one isn’t lying.