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And yes the wealthy should contribute more and they would under such a system, but it has to be similar to the NHS for it to work sustainably

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I said he was unequivocal in his condemnation of that group and what they are doing. Which he was.

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If Chris Philp is the answer, I don't want to know what the question is

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Steve Rotheram went all Kirkby just then when Laura K doubted devolution's credentials 😂

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I do find this country mad. Anyone can see that social care is in a state of devastating crisis in this country and that it is the key source of the NHS crisis as well. There is no feasible way to solve it without everyone contributing. Burnham is honest about that and is already getting pelters.

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Which bit doesn't make sense? I said his condemnation of that group was unequivocal and it was. Perhaps you don't quite understand that.

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Which bit of his condemnation of the Patriot Platform was equivocal?

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Alex Andreou @sturdyalex.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

Which bit of his condemnation of these people was equivocal?

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Absolutely fascinating to see Laura Kuenssberg interviewing Burnham, flailing to adjust her stance to a politician with a moral argument and a positive message, who stands up for his policies and answers her questions clearly. She is getting so agitated at him not playing the game by the 'rules'.

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Today’s @liverpoolecho.co.uk front page as Prime Minister Andy Burnham comes back to his birth city for the Labour Party Conference

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Burnham slams 'poisonous' masked gangs & praises Liverpool solidarity

Exclusive: I asked Andy Burnham about the gangs of masked thugs marauding around parts of our country and asked if he and his government should be doing more to call out their actions He called them ‘poisonous’ amongst other strong words. His condemnation was unequivocal. Full story here 👇

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The Prime Minister was unequivocal in his condemnation of those sowing intimidation and division on the south coast as he arrives in his Liverpool, which he says has a proud history of fighting discri...

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He’s a Ship and Mitre man’

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asked him about this - got a second story with what he said tomorrow morning (it’s strong)

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Burnham 'so proud' to be in the 'special' city of his birth as PM'

Andy Burnham was born in Liverpool. His ancestors first arrived here from Ireland in the 1800s He returns this weekend as Prime Minister, ready to deliver the biggest speech of his life at Labour Party Conference I joined him on the Mersey Ferry today and asked how this city has shaped him

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In a chat aboard the new Mersey Ferry, the Prime Minister tells the Liverpool Echo of his deep connection to this city ahead of his first party conference speech as the nation's leader

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Liam Thorp @liamthorp.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

The lads enjoyed dad’s outing on BBC Breakfast this morning

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Amazing this needs saying, but on this website it clearly does.

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Rachel Cunliffe @rmcunliffe.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Can anyone explain to me why this article doesn't mention anywhere that small boat crossings are down 42% from last year? That doesn't mean it's not an issue 781 people arrived in one day. But it seems like the sort of context a reputable news source might mention www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

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No 'switch' to stop small boats, Lucy Powell tells BBC

Labour's deputy leader was speaking to BBC local radio ahead of the party's annual conference

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Liam Thorp @liamthorp.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Serve him up some cockles, see how he reacts

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So that guy who live streamed himself trying to drown someone by stabbing their boat with a knife and who has been continually blocking ports and intimidating communities with a band of masked thugs. He’s surely just going to be arrested right? Right?

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The NHS is the greatest thing this country has dreamt up and delivered, I don’t think the politicians of today would have the courage or the fortitude to create it. We must protect it at all costs from the vultures who would love nothing more than to break it up and sell it off. Anyway that’s me.

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Anyway glad to say after a nervous wait, my eye is ok. I mean it will never be great after what happened previously but for now I still have some sight in it. How lucky was I to be able to go to my local hospital and get that expert analysis from brilliant experts free of charge?

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It honestly makes me furious and so sad to imagine how some of these guys must feel when they see politicians, media outlets and big chunks of the public spreading such vile messaging about the contribution of immigrants to our national life. I saw that contribution today, millions see it every day

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As always it just makes a total mockery of the rhetoric we increasingly see being allowed to spread around our country about the contribution of immigrants. Our NHS and social care sectors would simply fall apart without those who come here to provide these essential and expert services…

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Another thing you can’t help but notice when interacting with the NHS is just how many of these brilliant professionals are of different nationalities. Today I was seen by a Doctor and a nurse from different nations and they were just brilliant….

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…it’s the opposite. I was just in awe of the staff as they raced around dealing with a huge volume of patients with efficiency, professionalism & kindness. We were regularly updated with how long waits were & reasons behind this - nurses, doctors and others working in harmony to keep things running

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