UK papers: 'Burnham's big spree' and Streeting 'bid to win back Trump'
'Burnham's big spree' and Streeting 'bid to win back Trump'Published6 minutes agoImage caption, Prime Minister Andy Burnham's policy proposals are prominent across Sunday's papers. The Mail on Sunday leads with "Burnham's big spree", saying the PM is facing criticism from the Tories for planning a "tax bombshell" on working families with his raft of policy pledges. The paper says the Conservatives are accusing the PM of "writing cheques British people can't cash".
- ▪'Burnham's big spree' and Streeting 'bid to win back Trump'Published6 minutes agoImage caption, Prime Minister Andy Burnham's policy proposals are prominent across Sunday's papers.
- ▪The Mail on Sunday leads with "Burnham's big spree", saying the PM is facing criticism from the Tories for planning a "tax bombshell" on working families with his raft of policy pledges.
- ▪The paper says the Conservatives are accusing the PM of "writing cheques British people can't cash".
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'Burnham's big spree' and Streeting 'bid to win back Trump'Published6 minutes agoImage caption, Prime Minister Andy Burnham's policy proposals are prominent across Sunday's papers. The Mail on Sunday leads with "Burnham's big spree", saying the PM is facing criticism from the Tories for planning a "tax bombshell" on working families with his raft of policy pledges. The paper says the Conservatives are accusing the PM of "writing cheques British people can't cash". A spokesperson for the PM called the accusations "nonsense", adding that all policies that have been announced are "fully funded".Image caption, Reform UK's Robert Jenrick is also warning the PM not to "hammer families with a death tax" ahead of the Labour's unveiling of plans to tackle the social care crisis, says the Sunday…
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