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  1. High-profile political discussions on July 25th regarding social care reform, political proposals under Johnson's tenure, and responses to Starmer's criticisms, involving Burnham, Davey, Johnson, Starmer, and Hollinrake.
  2. Andy Burnham invited Ed Davey to discuss reform and will visit a care home in North London.

Andy Burnham, Ed Davey, and Stuart Andrew were involved in cross-party talks regarding social care funding.

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Andy Burnham, Ed Davey, and Stuart Andrew were involved in cross-party talks regarding social care funding.

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  1. Liberal Democrat spokesperson Helen Morgan outlined social care reform tests during ongoing cross-party discussions.Sub-event
  2. Gilmour, Davey, and Burnham push for cross-party collaboration on social care.1 source
  3. Cross-party talks on social care funding involving Andy Burnham, Ed Davey, and Stuart Andrew.1 source

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