Andy Burnham

The UK and Germany will face threats together.

We will seek to change the voting system if we win the next general election.

I confirm my plans for a free national social care service on a par with the NHS.

I vow to bring water, housing and energy into public ownership.

I will set out the options to the country around the time of a UK-EU summit later this year.

Britain’s decision to leave the EU has done more harm than good.

I want to knock dead the ideas that have held us back for too long.

We have tried and tested approaches to defend our bases around the country and throughout the world.

To the millions of leaseholders across the country, you have my word. The days of you being squeezed for every penny are coming to an end.

I will make a break with the direction of the past 40 years and put Britain on a new path.

That’s why, from today, VAT is gone from your electricity bill. And we’re going further, capping bus fares at £2 from January and cutting business rates for pubs, social clubs and live music venues.

But I know people can’t wait. Families need breathing space now.

For many families, the energy bill is the one they dread the most. I don’t accept that it has to be this way, and I am determined to bring down costs for good.

Brexit had done 'more harm than good' and promised to set out the options to the country around the time of a UK-EU summit later this year.

I could go 'all the way' and propose rejoining the European Union as I consider the UK’s future relationship with Brussels.

As the prime minister, Andy Burnham, said in his party conference speech, we need to build a country of solidarity, not separation.

There were strong indications Iran played a part in the incident near the Gloucestershire military base.

I believe Iran played a part in the Sept. 27 incident.

His acknowledgement that Brexit has done 'more harm than good', and that options should range from the status quo to potentially going 'all the way' and rejoining, is a welcome dose of political reality.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham is right to reopen the debate about Britain’s relationship with the EU.

This country isn’t where any of us would want it to be

People are fed up with these little charges that add up, so I’m putting a stop to them.

Charging parents just to sit with their children is a rip-off, plain and simple.

If wrongdoing is established, those responsible should face the appropriate consequences.

As the prime minister made clear, the initial judgement is serious and there can't be any suggestion that anyone is above the rules.