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Burnham plans a 'No10 of the North' in Manchester, aims to take over from Starmer on July 20, while Miliband works on opposing tax blueprints.

70 reports, 14 independent Updated Jul 28
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Burnham plans a 'No10 of the North' in Manchester, aims to take over from Starmer on July 20, while Miliband works on opposing tax blueprints.

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ManchesterAndy BurnhamEd MilibandKeir Starmer

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  1. Mirvis warns policy consequences regarding settlements, preceding a major attack in Manchester following a policy announcement.Sub-event
  2. Burnham opens 'No 10 North' and succeeds Starmer, planning tax revenue distribution to metro mayors.1 source
  3. Operational details emerge as Burnham establishes the 'No 10 of the North' in Manchester.1 source
  4. Caliskan moves into the new 'No 10 North' office in Manchester, despite criticism from Kemi Badenoch.1 source
  5. Andy Burnham asked Caroline Simpson to lead the new devolution body planned for Manchester's 'No 10 North'.Sub-event
  6. Burnham proposes 'No10 North' and sets a July 20 takeover date from Starmer, amid policy clashes with Miliband.1 source
  7. Starmer resigns, creating a leadership vacuum, while Burnham pushes his 'No. 10 North' policy.1 source
  8. Regional nerve center established in Manchester to devolve power from Whitehall.1 source

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