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Get the free app no ads · no paywallPolitics · 22 June 2026
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Deep divisions have emerged within Andy Burnham's inner circle over who would be his chancellor if he becomes prime minister. His team is split on the crucial choice for the top finance role, which is a key position. This comes amid significant scepticism from the City of London regarding his economic proposals.
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