“But I do say to my own party: this is a final chance to change.” After annihilating Reform in the Makerfield byelection, Andy Burnham - now widely expected to be the next leader of the Labour party - used his victory speech to warn Labour that this was a “final chance for change”. Burnham said he wanted to “bring people back together” - and turn away from the “divided, dark politics of the kind we see in the United States”.

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