Will Trump be Burnham’s undoing, or the making of him? The answer lies in Europe | Jonathan Freedland
In an increasingly dangerous world, our European neighbours are finding safety in numbers – but Britain is on the outside. The new PM’s task is to change that There is an orange cloud in the sky. I’m not referring to the wildfires ravaging parts of Europe and East Anglia, though they are connected. I mean the looming pall from across the Atlantic that threatens to spoil the sunny start to the…
In an increasingly perilous world, European allies are finding solace in unity, yet Britain finds itself on the fringes. The incoming Prime Minister's (PM) primary objective is to bridge that gap.
Donald Trump looms ominously, casting a shadow over the promising start to Andy Burnham's premiership. This looming threat stems from the Atlantic, threatening to taint the optimistic beginnings of Burnham's tenure.
From the outset, Burnham's tenure has been marked by success. His approval rating has surged by 17 points, according to a recent poll, gaining favor with voters across the board, except for those supporting Reform UK. His approachability, unscripted speeches, and prowess on social media have garnered widespread praise, including from an typically skeptical press.
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