Andy Burnham

Your voices must be at the heart of every decision about how we remember and recognise those affected by terrorism.

People deserve problem-solving rather than point-scoring

No 10 North is putting more power into every postcode across the country so communities can unleash and unlock their own potential.

The plan that was put forward was offensive to many people, football people, around the world, and it can’t be the case that we just move on and forget that, it wasn’t acceptable.

I do not believe that he is the right man to lead football forward on the world stage.

It makes you wonder whether the authorities at the European and global level have something against us.

By removing freight trains from the city centre, the railways will work better for everyone.

We will never accept anything other than an underground station at Piccadilly. For us, that land is the prime economic development opportunity of the north of England.

Avanti should have been left on probation. People in Greater Manchester deserve a stable, predictable rail service between here and London and it is simply not acceptable. It is one kick in the teeth after another.

There’s frustration and anger … I don’t see how you can take a plan that goes beyond the life of any individual government and basically tear it up at a party conference.

What is it about the rail industry which makes them think they can treat passengers in the north as second-class citizens?

Bringing together mayors from different political parties to work on these challenges, because people deserve problem-solving rather than point-scoring

The scheme would help communities "unleash and unlock their own potential"

This government is going to tackle the issues that have been ignored by Westminster for too long and bring back hope.

The days of making easy money out of waste are over. We’re giving authorities the powers to hunt down the people responsible.

These toxic dumps have blighted communities for too long. I said we would clean them up – and that’s exactly what we’re announcing today.

We got people out of the cold because, as a country, we decided it had to be done. We can do it again.

The new No 10 North innovation is more significant than people realise,

The dual job of growth and control of the public finances sometimes clouds the growth mission,

But today is about making that crucial first step. It’s about giving people a safe place to sleep tonight, and hope that tomorrow might be different.

Ending rough sleeping has to be something we all take responsibility for.

I’ll expect every person to be offered a route off the streets, but beyond that it will be up to local leaders to decide what type of support their community needs most.

That’s why the first thing I announced when I became prime minister was a commitment to end rough sleeping.

I’ve always thought you can tell something about a country by what it learns to walk past.

Well, this is a private matter. It’s a matter for Harry and for Meghan, and we wish them well in the moves that they’re making.