Conference laps up Andy unplugged as he offers chance to take road less travelled | John Crace
Liverpool loved it: they were his people and he was one of them. Photograph: Victoria Jones/ShutterstockView image in fullscreenLiverpool loved it: they were his people and he was one of them. To deliver a traditional leader’s speech to a home crowd.
- ▪Liverpool loved it: they were his people and he was one of them.
- ▪Photograph: Victoria Jones/ShutterstockView image in fullscreenLiverpool loved it: they were his people and he was one of them.
- ▪To deliver a traditional leader’s speech to a home crowd.
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Liverpool loved it: they were his people and he was one of them. Photograph: Victoria Jones/ShutterstockView image in fullscreenLiverpool loved it: they were his people and he was one of them. Photograph: Victoria Jones/ShutterstockThe politics sketchAndy BurnhamConference laps up Andy unplugged as he offers chance to take road less travelledJohn CraceNothing was off the table, no coded hints, and by the end no one could be in any doubt about what Burnham believedTue 29 Sep 2026 12.38 EDTLast modified on Tue 29 Sep 2026 12.40 EDTShareYou’ve got to hand it to Andy Burnham. He left nothing out on the pitch. It would have been so easy to play it safe. To deliver a traditional leader’s speech to a home crowd. One we’ve been seeing from leaders of all parties for more than 15 years.
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