“I do think it is crucial to have stability and to show that there’s a willingness to face up to the reality of some of these difficult things.
Andy Burnham: ““I do think it is crucial to have stability and to show that there’s a willingness to face up to the reality of some of…”
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On the importance of stability in governance.
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