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Andy Burnham, early devolution

Andy Burnham wants to turbocharge devolution. He’ll have to convince the Treasury

Andy Burnham has built his reputation on championing regional devolution – as Greater Manchester’s mayor he was celebrated as the “king of the north”.

Opinion

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Burnham's Devolution Revolution Is Fraught With Dangers

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What could Andy Burnham as PM mean for Scotland?

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Burnham to promise devolution in first major speech since launching No 10 bid

Andy Burnham will give a major policy speech later, his first since launching a bid to become prime minister, in which he will announce plans for a "No 10 North".

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Andy Burnham set to announce his economic vision for the country in first major speech

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Andy Burnham’s radical plot to 'rewire' the economy

The National · 22h

Andy Burnham wants to 'change devolution powers,' Steve Reed says

“Now he’ll want to change some things, and one of the areas he’s talked about, and I think very excitingly, is devolution, handing more power directly to communities.

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Burnham to pledge ‘circuit-breaker’ for Britain in devolution and economy speech

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Andy Burnham urged to prove naysayers wrong about the UK

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Burnham latest: Labour MP reveals devolution plan in major PM bid

Burnham speech latest: Labour MP to reveal devolution plan in first major announcement since launching PM bid - The former mayor of Greater Manchester will make the case for devolution and argue that

1dOpinion

Devolution has been a costly failure

On Monday, Andy Burnham, the presumptive prime minister, is expected to announce plans to devolve further powers from Westminster. The results are likely to be the same as every other time this has

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Scottish elections: why did Labour see its worst result in the history of devolution?

Yes, voters were angry at UK Labour – but the Scottish party failed to get the best out of Holyrood’s voting system.

BBC

What does devolution mean and how does it work across the UK?

Millions of voters will head to the polls on 7 May, for local elections in England and national parliamentary elections in Scotland and Wales. The UK has had devolved governments since the late 1990s, which work alongside the Westminster Parliament.

The Atlantic

Dismantling Empires Through Devolution

Last week, the world’s most globe-spanning empire until the mid-20th century let its fate be decided by 3.6 million voters in Scotland. While Great Britain narrowly salvaged its nominal unity, the episode offered an important reminder: The 21st century ...