Andy Burnham

I will stick to it 100% as Prime Minister.

Never accept the narrative that there’s nothing we can do.

We are here to speak to the politics of hope and of positivity.

We must stop politics of poison seeping into our streets

“Russian attempts to undermine our united resolve and our willingness to support Ukraine are futile and doomed to fail.”

“On Ukraine, the two leaders agreed on the need to continue working towards a ceasefire that prevented more loss of life.

Continue working towards a ceasefire that prevented more loss of life

What Britain’s freshly arrived prime minister, Andy Burnham, calls a “new era of possibility”

Fiscal responsibility is the bedrock of our government as we tackle the cost-of-living crisis.

I will lift the millstone of debt from students.

Upon becoming prime minister, you pledged growth in every postcode. This is your chance to prove that applies to Scottish postcodes too.

Let's look at Grangemouth too, which could be the home of sustainable aviation fuel.

Far from ‘taking back control’, the combination of those policies took control out of the hands of communities up and down Britain.

The biggest issues facing the country

Fiscal responsibility

I know that people have struggled with the impact of transition.

I would be extending the same offer to all parts of England without devolved power

Unacceptable and only served to undermine the prospect of the two-state solution

Smuggling gangs are constantly adapting their tactics, and we need to respond quickly and stay one step ahead of the criminals facilitating dangerous crossings.

For a long time, the country did not have ambitions for its regions outside of London – it even talked of the managed decline of Liverpool.

The country deindustrialised. Austerity followed, hollowing out councils and depriving them of the agency to act to reverse any of this, and then Brexit, compounding the damage, ushering in a decade of low growth and stalled regeneration.

The progress we have seen this summer shows what can be achieved when the UK and France works together.

I will meet the climate challenge.

I want to avoid a 'two-tier England' - where areas that have already been given greater powers pull away from those that have not.

The very reason I appointed this Chancellor to his position is because of his strong commitment to the defence of our country and to defence spending.