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Andy Burnham’s policy guru is up for the fight

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By Abby Wallace Verified, Charlie Cooper Verified
| POLITICO Europe Verified
LONDON — When Andy Burnham enters Downing Street in less than a fortnight, the Labour veteran will bring with him a plan crafted by one of his party’s newest MPs. That blueprint for government was prepared by Miatta Fahnbulleh — a Burnham ally who shares his conviction that it will take radical action if a new administration is to rejuvenate the ruling Labour Party, turn around Brits’ quality of life, and hold populism at bay.
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The UK’s failed 10-year bid to fix the Brexit border

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By Abby Wallace Verified
| POLITICO Europe Verified
It is the border on which a Brexit deal has floundered over and over again: A straggly, 300-mile line separating the United Kingdom’s Northern Ireland from the European Republic of Ireland. Its 200 crossings slice through farmland, villages and highways, often with so little fanfare that travelers will barely notice they have crossed from the U.K. into the European Union.
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Ministers defend government-backed energy company against forced labor claims

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By Abby Wallace Verified
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LONDON — The U.K. government has defended its publicly-owned energy company, days after POLITICO revealed Great British Energy was still funding firms that could not rule out exposure to slave-made goods. “We are tackling forced labor where we find it in global supply chains, and we want to go further,” Energy Minister Michael Shanks told MPs when questioned in the House of Commons Tuesday.
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