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Badenoch Criticizes Burnham's Plans Ahead of Premiership

Andy Burnham is set to become Labour leader and Prime Minister on July 20 after running unchallenged and receiving 379 MP votes in the leadership contest.
Burnham plans to keep Sir Keir's 2024 manifesto, avoid an immediate general election, and relocate parts of his team to Manchester for a 'radical rewiring' of government.
Burnham has not ruled out a wealth tax and emphasized a need for a 'greater sense of fairness' domestically.
Kemi Badenoch warned that changing the Prime Minister is not a solution to Labour's problems and suggested difficult decisions lie ahead for Burnham.

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