The Guardian view on the Makerfield byelection : Andy Burnham is looking to beat Reform’s (…)
A win for Labour would show how the party can speak to working-class insecurity without scapegoating minorities The resignations from the heart of government this week will only deepen the anti-Westminster mood ahead of the Makerfield byelection. The departure of the defence secretary, John (…)
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