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Burnham's First 100 Days: Labour Leader Faces Voter Disappointment
- One in three voters who expected Labour leader Andy Burnham to perform well are disappointed.
- Burnham pledged to revitalize Britain's high streets and bring a new lease of life to towns outside big cities.
- John Swinney tested the limits of Burnham's devolution pitch to Scotland.
- Burnham's performance in the first 100 days has not met the expectations of a significant portion of voters.
- The poll highlights a disconnect between Burnham's promises and voter perceptions.
Articles (9)
The Independent·
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John Swinney tests limits of Andy Burnham’s devolution pitch to Scotland