Why Labour Kept the New Prime Minister Away From Parliament

Why Labour Kept the New Prime Minister Away From Parliament

The government blocked a vote that would have let Parliament meet early to hear from Andy Burnham before he becomes Prime Minister. Instead, Burnham will take office during Parliament's five-week summer break, when key decisions about his government happen out of public view. This move shows how political parties can use the calendar to sidestep scrutiny.

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