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Burnham will divert ‘significant’ resources out of civil service, says No. 10 North chief

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By Dan Bloom Verified
| POLITICO Europe Verified
LONDON — Andy Burnham will make “significant” cuts to Britain’s civil service staffing in order to funnel officials into councils and mayoral bodies in England, the official leading the U.K. prime minister’s devolution unit has indicated to POLITICO.
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Fulsome prison blues

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By Dan Bloom Verified
| POLITICO London Playbook
What’s driving the day in Westminster. Politics and policymaking in the UK capital. By DAN BLOOM with MEGAN MCELROY Good Monday morning. This is Dan Bloom filling in for my fab Playbook colleagues. Don’t panic! Normal service resumes tomorrow. DRIVING THE DAY HOLIDAY’S OVER: Andy Burnham is back, and will spend this week trying to regain the mic from Reform UK and the Tories by talking about living costs, high streets and his imminent tour.
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How just 639 people could have stopped a Tory election majority - and 207,000 could win one for Labour

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By David Ottewell, Dan Bloom Verified
| AOL UK Verified
With politicians in full foghorn mode and a yawning gap in the polls, it's easy to think your vote is worthless. But don't lose hope in the general election - because in theory, just 639 people could stop a Tory majority. The incredible figure is the minimum number of voters who could have created a hung Parliament in 2015 by switching their votes from the Conservatives to Labour. It sounds like it should be impossible. After all, the Tories won 11.3million votes, nearly 2million more than Labour.
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