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Multimedia Reporter at The Argus, formerly of Journalism.co.uk

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Andy Burnham announced as new Labour leader after unopposed contest

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By Daniel Green Verified
| LabourList
Andy Burnham has been confirmed as Labour’s new leader after commanding the support of all of the party’s unions and all but 24 of the party’s MPs. Burnham, former Mayor of Greater Manchester and MP for Makerfield, was the only candidate in the leadership contest, sparked by the resignation of Keir Starmer last month. Burnham received endorsements from 94 percent of the Parliamentary Labour Party, as well as all of the party’s 11 affiliated trade unions.
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New reindustrialisation PLP group calls for a million more jobs in production

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By Daniel Green Verified
| LabourList
Dozens of Labour MPs are calling on incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham to deliver a million more jobs in production as part of his efforts to reindustrialise the nation. Around 40 MPs have formed the Reindustrialisation Research Group to develop proposals to advance the reindustrialisation agenda, as well as scrutinise government plans.
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Welsh Labour to unveil new mission statement in autumn, new leader reveals

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By Daniel Green Verified
| LabourList
New Welsh Labour leader Ken Skates has outlined plans for a new mission statement for the party, to be unveiled in the autumn. Skates, who was officially confirmed as permanent leader of the party yesterday, told LabourList he will be speaking to CLPs, branches, members, trade unions and others in the coming weeks and months to help shape a “clear and compelling narrative” about Welsh Labour and its direction.
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