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  1. The current government announced on August 9th that a timeline extension was promised under Starmer's leadership, alongside the introduction of new rules to curb subscription traps.

Burnham accelerated policy changes originally announced by Starmer, with the CMA calling for compliance support.

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Burnham accelerated policy changes originally announced by Starmer, with the CMA calling for compliance support.

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Competition and Markets AuthorityAndy BurnhamKeir Starmer

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The current government announced on August 9th that a timeline extension was promised under Starmer's leadership, alongside the introduction of new rules to curb subscription traps. All 1 developments

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