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Politics · 29 July 2026

Burnham invites opposition leaders to tackle social care crisis

Burnham invites opposition leaders to tackle social care crisis

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England's adult social care issues are to be resolved through a collaborative effort by Kemi Badenoch and Ed Davey, a task given by Prime Minister Andy Burnham. He extended an invitation to the party leaders for a meeting, intending to tackle the problem without delay. This cooperative initiative seeks to develop solutions for the continuing social care challenges through cross-party agreement.

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