Our exclusive behind-the-scenes access at No 10 as Andy Burnham became PM
They stretched up the long corridor all the way to the door of the Cabinet Room - left ajar for him to walk straight in and get down to work.I've seen plenty of prime ministers come and go from outside No 10. But if a leader can't get your attention to make their arguments - as Keir Starmer found so challenging - ultimately, they are not going to get very far at all.And the biggest difference of the Labour reboot so far is how the government looks and sounds. They've put an obvious priority on punter-friendly announcements such as cutting VAT from energy bills and tax breaks for pubs - although it is important to note the details on how to pay for all of that are not yet clear.For Burnham though, telling his story is the easy part.
- ▪They stretched up the long corridor all the way to the door of the Cabinet Room - left ajar for him to walk straight in and get down to work.I've seen plenty of prime ministers come and go from outside No 10.
- ▪But if a leader can't get your attention to make their arguments - as Keir Starmer found so challenging - ultimately, they are not going to get very far at all.And the biggest difference of the Labour reboot so far is how the government loo
- ▪They've put an obvious priority on punter-friendly announcements such as cutting VAT from energy bills and tax breaks for pubs - although it is important to note the details on how to pay for all of that are not yet clear.For Burnham though
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Our exclusive behind-the-scenes access at No 10 as Andy Burnham became PMPublished17 minutes agoByLaura KuenssbergSunday with Laura Kuenssberg"You can clap now," a Downing Street official with a clipboard instructed the staff eagerly lining the halls of No 10 in the moments before the new prime minister walked in.The applause duly began before the famous door opened, so the first sight and sound to greet Andy Burnham and his wife were crowds of clapping staff, crammed into the Downing Street hall. They stretched up the long corridor all the way to the door of the Cabinet Room - left ajar for him to walk straight in and get down to work.I've seen plenty of prime ministers come and go from outside No 10.
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