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Burnham's back in parliament, it's gonna be mad

Burnham's back in parliament, it's gonna be mad

The new prime minister hasn't faced this intense level of Westminster pressure since his stint as health secretary in 2010. Members of Parliament returned to work on Tuesday, plunging him straight into hostile question sessions and parliamentary battles over his upcoming October budget. Adding to the chaotic atmosphere, he faces a reshuffled Conservative frontbench featuring former FTSE 100 executive Andrew Griffith as shadow chancellor.

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