Andy Burnham signals he will scrap plans to curb jury trials
Andy Burnham was speaking during a visit to a family centre in Sheffield on Friday. Photograph: Annabel Lee-Ellis/Pool PA/APView image in fullscreenAndy Burnham was speaking during a visit to a family centre in Sheffield on Friday.
- ▪Andy Burnham was speaking during a visit to a family centre in Sheffield on Friday.
- ▪Photograph: Annabel Lee-Ellis/Pool PA/APView image in fullscreenAndy Burnham was speaking during a visit to a family centre in Sheffield on Friday.
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- ▪ Burnham to revisit plan to curb jury trials — BBC News — Politics
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| Canonical URL | https://www.theguardian.com/law/2026/jul/31/andy-burnham-signals-scrap-plans-curb-jury-trials |
| Publication time | Fri, 31 Jul 2026 12:52:03 GMT |
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Andy Burnham was speaking during a visit to a family centre in Sheffield on Friday. Photograph: Annabel Lee-Ellis/Pool PA/APView image in fullscreenAndy Burnham was speaking during a visit to a family centre in Sheffield on Friday. Photograph: Annabel Lee-Ellis/Pool PA/APTrial by juryAndy Burnham signals he will scrap plans to curb jury trialsPrime minister says he has concerns about one of most significant proposals from Keir Starmer’s government UK politics live – latest updates Josh Halliday North of England editorFri 31 Jul 2026 08.52 EDTLast modified on Fri 31 Jul 2026 09.07 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleAndy Burnham has indicated he will scrap plans to curtail jury trials in England and Wales, abandoning one of the most significant overhauls from Keir Starmer’s government.The…
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