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Burnham vowed to stop the early release of PC Harper’s killers. Separately, the PM stated that he is ‘increasingly confident’ prison space can be freed up, which would allow authorities to keep more serious criminals incarcerated.

A piece questions whether Burnham's inability to end rough sleeping while mayor suggests he could succeed as PM. However, charities who worked with him in Greater Manchester believe the PM understands what drives the crisis.

A cabinet minister defended the phrase 'Bunk Off Burnham' as the prime minister left for a holiday just two weeks into their premiership, leaving Louise Haigh to oversee ministerial duties.

Nishikant Dubey accuses Facebook of destabilizing the country by restricting a PM post and seeks an apology from Zuckerberg. Opposition members counter that anti-government content should not be conflated with anti-national content.

Andrew Griffith criticizes the PM's (Un)employment Rights Act for containing four measures he claims will harm jobs and regress labor policies to 1970s standards.

Pawan Kalyan expressed gratitude to the Prime Minister (PM) and Finance Minister (FM) for a ₹4,597 crore tax devolution. The funds are part of a financial allocation from the central government.

Nightclub industry leaders are angry over their exclusion from Burnham's proposed business rates tax cut. They accuse the Prime Minister of failing to understand his own flagship policy.

Roads in parts of Mysuru will be out of bounds due to the Prime Minister's visit. The closure is linked to the PM's visit but no further details are provided.

Burnham's top ally attempts to block a Tory mayor's tax rebate plan for local residents, despite the PM's commitment to devolving powers. The action has drawn public anger.

The Prime Minister (PM) stated that the passage of an exam Bill will strengthen the system. Modi warned that the 'paper leak mafia' will face legal prosecution with full force.

Andy Burnham expresses concerns about potential increases in council tax for homeowners in the South. The Prime Minister highlights the issue of 'unfairness' in the context of these potential tax changes.

Badenoch, in a letter to the PM, states that the prime minister must rule out tax rises to fund social care reform. The Conservative leader also offers to work with the PM on adult social care reform.

A £96 billion tax increase is proposed to fund Burnham's spending plans, with the Conservative Party claiming this will cost families an additional £4,300 annually. Critics argue the Prime Minister's pledges involve 'cheques the public can't cash.'

Democrats’ Golan launches an election campaign, accusing the prime minister of responsibility for blood spilled in the West Bank. The left-wing party aims to target education and justice ministries, pledges to exclude criminal defendants from office, and opposes overhaul laws.

The Prime Minister urged Ministers to start using Instagram after a student protest, emphasizing the need to engage with young people on social media. He highlighted that millions of young individuals use the platform daily and that government officials should proactively communicate their work to them.

A sound technician returns with a lectern for Keir Starmer's farewell speech, outliving another prime minister. The article references the technician's continued involvement in political events.

Eisenkot claims the PM requested he order troops into bunkers in an area where the PM's son was serving, which he rejected as a 'strange demand' linked to reports about the PM's wife seeking a lifetime Shin Bet security detail.

Kejriwal wrote to the PM requesting a meeting to discuss technical issues and public feedback related to E20 petrol, demanding an option for pure petrol at fuel stations.

Sara Netanyahu is reportedly pushing to secure a security detail for her family for the next five years. The prime minister and his wife are allegedly concerned that a potential election loss could result in the removal of their protection, though agencies do not see a need to commit to a specific timeframe. The PM's office has denied the reports.

Congress MP Ujjwal Raman Singh accuses attempts to shield big fish in the Ram Temple donation theft case. He demands an investigation supervised by a Supreme Court judge and questions the PM's silence on the matter.

Burnham will become PM after receiving support from 322 Labour MPs. However, voters remain largely unaware of his policy positions.

Labour MPs are expected to support incoming PM Burnham as nominations open, following the withdrawal of last rival Al Carns who secured only three backers. The article highlights a lack of significant opposition to Burnham's leadership bid.

A poll reveals that a third of US Jews believe Israel committed genocide in Gaza, with broader support for Israel declining. Only 20% of respondents hold a positive view of Israel's prime minister, and 58% of Democrats think the US is overly supportive of Israel.

Cabinet ministers are competing for jobs as the new PM plans to delay appointments, according to a 'beauty parade' for Burnham. The article highlights the political maneuvering as ministers 'desperately pitch' for positions.

The Prime Minister announced a defense plan with a £5 billion funding gap and mandated £10 billion in cuts by the Ministry of Defence. The plan still lacks a timeline for defense spending to reach 3% of GDP.

The Prime Minister directed Union Secretaries to prioritize ease of doing business, ease of living, and self-reliance. Over 80 Secretaries, including the Cabinet Secretary, attended the meeting where the PM emphasized using the PM Gati Shakti Master Plan for integrated planning and breaking down departmental silos.

The Prime Minister and Burnham are in conflict over defense matters. Starmer aims to resolve a military funding plan before the transition at No10.

Keir Starmer and Andy Burnham hold 'secret talks' as the PM plans to hand over power to 'King of the North' on 17 July.

Burnham has solidified his position as a leading figure in Labour. A coronation for the PM hopeful appears likely, though Keir Starmer might challenge him.

PM participates in 'Paschimbanga Divas' celebration and releases the 23rd instalment of the PM-Kisan scheme worth ₹18,880 crore, benefiting over 9.44 crore farmers nationwide.

Participation in Yoga Day has been made mandatory for West Bengal government staff. This comes as the PM is set to make his first public appearance in Bengal following the CM's swearing-in ceremony.

Starmer's political position is questioned amid reports of a weakened prime minister being snubbed by Trump at the G7 summit. Andy Burnham's allies are reportedly planning to take power in the coming days.

Starmer's situation is worsening as a Cabinet minister reveals the new Defence Secretary is still requesting more funding than the PM offered. The admission highlights ongoing tensions over defense budget demands.

Nigel Farage admits his mother occasionally tells him to 'rein it in' and claims he is the best person to be PM. The statement highlights his self-assessment for a political leadership role.

Relations between two politicians, both characterized by mutual suspicion, deteriorated further following a mocking comment from the Prime Minister. The incident deepened an existing rift between the individuals mentioned.

No. 10 is attempting to assess support for the Prime Minister. Failing to secure backers could be embarrassing and indicate an inability to govern.

Andy Burnham has opened a 10-point poll lead in the Makerfield by-election and confirmed he will stand for prime minister if he wins the seat. He aims to replace Keir Starmer as PM.

Andy Burnham confirmed he will run for Labour leader and PM if he wins the Makerfield by-election, following previous comments dismissing speculation about his leadership approach as 'weird'.

Burnham unveiled his own LOGO and retweeted praise of his 10k time amid backlash accusing him of acting as if he is already Prime Minister.

The PM confirmed troops crossed the Litani River as the Pentagon hosts Israeli-Lebanon security talks. UNICEF reported 15 children killed in Lebanon over the past week, with the WHO warning of healthcare damage and a minister accusing Israel of endangering heritage sites.