I won’t accept it. That’s why my first instruction as Prime Minister was to end rough sleeping. And it’s why today we’re getting started with a national drive to get everyone in for Christmas.
Andy Burnham: “I won’t accept it. That’s why my first instruction as Prime Minister was to end rough sleeping. And it’s why today we’re…”
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