Burnham says climate action must be affordable across incomes
At COP31 in Antalya, the UK prime minister urged wider access to electric cars and heat pumps while stopping short of endorsing a global electricity target.
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Labour MPs speak out against Rosebank as decision nears
About a dozen Labour MPs challenged approval of the North Sea oilfield in Parliament, while a separate proposed letter against it had more than 60 indicated supporters.
UK agrees to structured slavery dialogue at Commonwealth summit
A summit communique records a time-bound dialogue with affected parties, while Caribbean leaders say reparations must be part of the discussion and the timetable remains unsettled.
IllustrationBurnham wants welfare bill cut quickly, but government sets no timetable
Andy Burnham says ministers want to reduce welfare spending by helping people into work. The government has not defined the reduction it seeks or set a timetable.
John Healey’s UK budget sets out energy bill help, wage rises and savings changes
The chancellor announced a £100 energy payment for some households, higher minimum wages and a lower Lifetime ISA withdrawal penalty for certain first-time buyers.
John Healey pledges cost-of-living help before Budget as major decisions loom
The chancellor says he will ease pressure on households while keeping to Labour’s fiscal rules. Major tax and spending choices are expected to wait until next year.
Burnham says UK would not return to EU free movement without a referendum
The prime minister answered a question about a possible return to free movement, while Downing Street clarified that he is proposing no particular option.
Politics
Burnham calls for public debate on possible return to EU free movement
The prime minister says migration patterns have changed since Brexit, but Labour’s election pledges rule out a return to free movement under its current policy.
Healey plans £1.5bn borrowing facility for English mayors in devolution package
The chancellor is expected to set out new borrowing and funding plans on 28 October, giving local leaders more room to choose investment projects.
World
Burnham raises Ukraine’s Starlink access with Trump as Kyiv reports restrictions
Downing Street said the prime minister pressed for full access during a call with the US president. Ukrainian officials said speed restrictions remained in place.
Andy Burnham defends planned Gogglebox appearance after Kemi Badenoch criticism
The prime minister said he was proud to support Stand Up To Cancer after the opposition leader questioned how he had time to appear on the Channel 4 special.
Politics
UK households advised to keep three days of emergency supplies
Government guidance asks households to prepare food, water and other essentials for three days of disruption. Prime Minister Andy Burnham says the advice is about preparedness...
UK plans military aircraft support for wildfires ahead of first resilience summit
Fire services across the UK are set to be able to request RAF aircraft for difficult wildfires, alongside plans for specialist protective equipment and an AI unit.
Politics
Andy Burnham reaffirms UK net-zero target after Jackdaw gasfield approval
The prime minister says the UK will reach net zero by 2050 and will issue no new North Sea licences, while defending gas production from Jackdaw. Rosebank remains undecided.
Karl Turner regains Labour whip on probation after apology over conduct
The Hull East MP has returned to the Labour parliamentary party after apologising for his conduct during disputes over proposed limits on jury trials.
Burnham and Oman’s sultan discuss keeping Strait of Hormuz open
The UK government says the leaders agreed on the need to keep the shipping route open and to strengthen defence and security cooperation during talks at Downing Street.
Business
Andy Burnham asks ministers to examine removing gas standing charges
The prime minister has requested a review of the daily gas charge, but its effect on household bills will depend on how the costs are recovered.
Full details of Burnham’s water overhaul may wait until 2027 spending review
A broad plan for England’s water sector is expected in December, but officials are still working through how greater public control would operate and what it might cost.