Burnham faces unpopularity test over prisons dilemma
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Burnham faces unpopularity test over prisons dilemmaImage source, Getty ImagesByJack FenwickPolitical correspondentPublished4 minutes agoIn his first few weeks in Downing Street, Andy Burnham could hardly have been clearer that his aim as prime minister is to make people feel better.His supporters inside the Labour Party characterise him as a leader with the political nous to prioritise policies that will make a difference, and the communication ability to sell those messages to the masses.His critics, including Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch, have branded him a "people pleaser" who doesn't want to take difficult decisions.The conundrum over how to manage the early release of prisoners is an acute example of the tricky political decision-making that inevitably comes with power.Andy…
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