Former Starmer loyalists are becoming born-again Burnhamites as the incoming prime minister weighs up his top team.

The U.K.'s prime minister in waiting wants to devolve power from London to the nation’s regions. But past efforts have been anything but successful.

ANDY Burnham has been panned for a “copy and paste” and “error-filled” opinion piece where he outlined his plans for devolution for ...

He presents fiscal devolution as a self-evident route to faster growth. Yet the evidence on this is mixed at best.

More than a century ago, in 1924, Britain got its first Labour government. It was a beleaguered administration that lasted barely nine months.

The critical test of Andy Burnham's devolution plan will not be its rhetoric, but the fiscal reality behind it, writes Lara ...

The debate over defence spending has opened up a new front in the war of politics and power being waged between Welsh and UK ...

The East of England's only directly elected regional mayor says Andy Burnham's promise of increased devolution could result ...

English devolution could unlock billions in extra tax receipts and level up long‑overlooked rural economies, according to a ...

In a joint news release this afternoon from Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. and the territorial and federal governments said there's ...

The problem is, Britain doesn't have 10 years. Britain is broken now, the country needs to be saved now. Only radical change at pace is going to fix this country and yet the incoming Prime Minister is ...

Growth, transport, skills, Mill Road bridge and devolution were among the topics tackled at a Mayor’s Question Time event in Cambridge. Paul Bristow, the mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, ...