Andy Burnham

We are making the argument 'let's avoid collateral damage'.

We have considerable support among the member states for the position we are taking, because Europe's argument is not with us.

I want a single set of global principles and standards that are very much about unlocking the full potential whilst guarding against the risks.

We will stand firm in the face of any threats, we will defend the right of the Falkland Islanders to self-determination and to remain British.

We've got to find a resolution, and so work will continue now…to see where that resolution might lead.

We've established a good connection

We have to rise to this moment.

The UK has a unique position as an honest broker.

We're talking about an insidious campaign that reaches into people's homes and twists what they feel about their own country and community – creating a narrative of decline, stoking division and sowing despair.

The Kremlin spends around £1.3bn each year on manipulating information.

What I said in the meeting is that we will work to find that resolution between the different sides, and we'll work hard to find it

It's critical to safeguard the future of the base, and that matters to us for security reasons, but also clearly to the United States as well

I will be launching a new international centre to establish global standards on AI.

I would be pushing Trump to de-escalate the conflict.

The U.K. does not and will not pay reparations.

These 29 new trains will bring faster, more reliable journeys to the North, and thousands of British jobs for the next generation.

We will never forget these terrible events, but we refuse to be defined by them.

Terror still knocks on the door of democracy, but the United Kingdom and the United States stand together in memory of those we lost, and in defence of the values we cherish.

I will “lead from the front” on the issue

There will be “no watering down” of the planned social media ban for under-16s

Independence and a referendum are off limits as it would take our focus away from growing the economy and helping families with the cost of living.

There is no consensus for an independence referendum in Scotland

We do everything to support our national security, but it can’t come at the expense of social security. Having strong national security also depends upon having resilience in our communities.

Where people are being bullied out of their homes, intimidated, we will always stand with the underdog and take what action we can to support them.

Britain has to show leadership. Britain has to stand for fairness against injustice.