If we don't have sufficient public control over the cost of the essentials, how can we have control over inflation, public spending, and the rest of the economy?
Andy Burnham: “If we don't have sufficient public control over the cost of the essentials, how can we have control over inflation…”
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Questioning the need for public control in economic management.
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It is quite clear once again to the world who the aggressor is in this conflict, and we will use whatever influence we have got as the UK to bring the parties together behind President Zelensky and Ukraine.
That is my view. I communicated it to the first secretary [sic] very clearly, and he has a different view.
We obviously have close conversations with our US counterparts, and what I’m going to do is build that bridge and make sure that we’re still all working together to support Ukraine.





