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Focus on the north will send Labour south, MPs warn

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By Aubrey Allegretti Verified, Geraldine Scott, Oliver Wright
| The Post (Wellington)
Andy Burnham with colleagues from the Parliamentary Labour Party in Westminster Hall at the Houses of Parliament in central London.AP Britain Andy Burnham faces an early backlash from Labour MPs who fear his focus on the north of England could cost the party dozens of seats as it emerged he plans to move part of his prime ministerial operation to Manchester.
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I plan to challenge Starmer for leadership, Burnham confirms

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By Geraldine Scott, Geraldine Scott
| The Post (Wellington)
Andy Burnham stands with supporters during the launch of his campaign as Labour's candidate for the Makerfield by-election in Makerfield, England.Ian Hodgson / AP Britain Andy Burnham fired the starting gun on his attempt to replace Sir Keir Starmer as prime minister yesterday as he confirmed that he would join a Labour leadership race.
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Cabinet turns on Starmer

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By Steven Swinford Verified, Oliver Wright, Geraldine Scott
| The Post (Wellington)
Britain's Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is under pressure from within the Labour Party to stand aside as PM.James Manning / AP Britain Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has been told by senior cabinet ministers to consider setting out a timeline for his departure after nearly 80 Labour MPs called for him to go. The Times understands that Shabana Mahmood, the home secretary, was one of at least three cabinet ministers to suggest yesterday that the prime minister needed to consider his position.
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