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beth rigby brutally tears apart andy burnhams first promise as pm not successful

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    Calls for radical action as Burnham told homelessness in England may rise 25% by 2030 - AOL.co.uk

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    Andy Burnham urged to create dedicated homeless unit in Downing Street to end rough sleeping - AOL.co.uk

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    Keir Starmer Hints At Top Cabinet Job For Andy Burnham If He Wins By-Election - HuffPost UK

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    Beth Rigby brutally tears apart Andy Burnham's ‘first promise’ as PM - 'not successful' - Daily Express

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    Piers Morgan blasts Starmer's 'victorious' last moments as PM - 'he was forced out!' - Daily Express

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    Beth Rigby brutally tears apart Andy Burnham's 'first promise' as PM - 'not successful'

    Andy Burnham officially became the Prime Minister on Monday, with his first pledge already facing major backlash.

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