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Starmer and Burnham Discuss Transition Plans for Leadership Change
2 sourcesFirst reported 28 days agoUpdated 28 days ago
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- Keir Starmer met with likely successor Andy Burnham for transition talks.
- The meeting lasted for one hour and was held off-site from Downing Street.
- Starmer pledged to normalize the transition as Burnham is briefed by civil servants.
- There are calls within the Labour Party for additional candidates to contest the leadership.
- Polls indicate Burnham is currently leading among Labour MPs.
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