‘We need to get it right’: union gusto for Burnham to face make-or-break tests
Louise Haigh, the UK first secretary, spoke to union members in place of Andy Burnham, who was absent due to the death of his father. Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PAView image in fullscreenLouise Haigh, the UK first secretary, spoke to union members in place of Andy Burnham, who was absent due to the death of his father. “For this to make a real difference to people’s lives, we need to get it right.
- ▪Louise Haigh, the UK first secretary, spoke to union members in place of Andy Burnham, who was absent due to the death of his father.
- ▪Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PAView image in fullscreenLouise Haigh, the UK first secretary, spoke to union members in place of Andy Burnham, who was absent due to the death of his father.
- ▪“For this to make a real difference to people’s lives, we need to get it right.
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| Publication time | Wed, 16 Sep 2026 09:10:04 GMT |
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Louise Haigh, the UK first secretary, spoke to union members in place of Andy Burnham, who was absent due to the death of his father. Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PAView image in fullscreenLouise Haigh, the UK first secretary, spoke to union members in place of Andy Burnham, who was absent due to the death of his father. Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PATrade unions‘We need to get it right’: union gusto for Burnham to face make-or-break tests TUC conference rings with praise for new No 10 team, but battles loom over workers’ rights and north sea drillingHeather StewartWed 16 Sep 2026 05.10 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleLouise Haigh, the UK first secretary, got a standing ovation from trade union members in Brighton this week, as she acknowledged what she called “the necessity to be…
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