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​Andy Burnham’s ​domestic ​revolution ​could ​unobtrusively pull Britain ​closer to Europe

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Jon Henley
​Andy Burnham’s ​domestic ​revolution ​could ​unobtrusively pull Britain ​closer to Europe
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Andy Burnham has become Britain's seventh prime minister, with European leaders expressing hope for closer EU-UK ties under his leadership. While Burnham is known for his domestic focus, his pro-European background suggests a potential shift toward a more collaborative relationship with the bloc compared to his predecessors.

Andy Burnham appears more sympathetic towards the EU than Keir Starmer. Andy Burnham appears more sympathetic towards the EU than Keir Starmer. This is Europe World news ​Andy Burnham’s ​domestic ​revolution ​could ​unobtrusively pull Britain ​closer to Europe The new PM talks less about the continent than his predecessor, but his agenda is more closely aligned with the EU’s

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