James Tapsfield is a UK Political Editor at the House of Parliament. He has covered British politics extensively since 2006, including four general elections, two referendums, and the impacts of a pandemic, with a focus on themes such as government, politics, and international affairs. James has been featured in various outlets including SALTEN, Daily Mail, and Global Finance Herald.
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By: James Tapsfield
Ed Miliband was 'furious and let down' after being snubbed for Chancellor by Andy Burnham , one of his old New Labour allies has claimed.
By: James Tapsfield
Sadiq Khan was installed in the House of Lords by Keir Starmer in one of his last acts as PM.
By: James Tapsfield
Sadiq Khan looks set to become the country's best-paid politician after being handed a peerage.
Andy Burnham hailed yesterday as the 'best day of my life' as he opened a temporary 'No10 North' office in Manchester.
By: James Tapsfield
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Andy Burnham delivered his latest hint at a giveaway by complaining that the cost of train travel is 'outrageous' and 'in my sights'.
Andy Burnham has suggested he will cut rail fares - despite Chancellor John Healey admitting the Iran crisis is hammering the public finances.
Opinium research found Labour leapfrogging Reform to take an outright lead for the first time in 15 months.
Nigel Farage is said to have negotiated arrangements for a potential comeback in March and April 2024 - ahead of the national ballot in July.
By: James Tapsfield
Nigel Farage had a deal in place to return as Reform leader months before the general election , it was claimed today.
