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Burnham faces crunch vote on ditching first-past-the-post system within days

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By Greg Heffer Verified
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Andy Burnham is facing a crunch House of Commons vote next week on ditching Britain's first-past-the-post system for Westminster elections. Nearly 100 Labour MPs are backing a demand for the establishment of a 'national commission' on electoral reform. They are supporting an amendment tabled to the Government's Representation of the People Bill, which is due to complete its Commons stages next Wednesday.
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Reform UK promise taxpayers £30 cashback if they are left on hold for more than half an hour by HMRC

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By Greg Heffer Verified
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Greg Heffer, Political Correspondent Reform UK today unveiled plans to hand taxpayers £30 cashback if they are left on hold for more than half an hour by HMRC Robert Jenrick , the party's Treasury spokesman, said a Reform government would offer Britons a £30 tax credit if they have to wait more than 30 minutes to speak to tax officials. He said the 'delay, repay' scheme would provide a 'big incentive' for HMRC to 'actually provide proper customer service'.
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Andy Burnham tries to cool Labour Palestine revolt with plan to sanction Israeli settlements

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By Greg Heffer Verified
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Andy Burnham is expected to announce 'robust' sanctions on Israeli settlements in the West Bank in the coming weeks as he looks to head off a Labour revolt. The Prime Minister is said to want to strengthen the Government's position in response to Israel pushing ahead with plans for a controversial settlement project. Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband last week vowed to set out 'comprehensive' measures in response to the Israeli government publishing a tender for the E1 scheme.
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