Andy Burnham announces triple lock reform to fund social care
Summarised from 2 outlets · 7 reports · Updated 30 Sept, 02:55 · Archive
Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced plans to reform the triple lock at Labour conference.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham set out proposals to reform the triple lock to pay for social care in a speech at the Labour Party conference. He also announced other changes to benefits and money policy, with a new rule from 2030.
How it is being reported
- They laughed, they cried, they ditched the triple lock - Andy Burnham's speech leaves party faithful delightedManchester Evening News · 29 Sept, 20:22
- Andy Burnham just gave the most consequential Labour leader speech in 20 years - he also put a target on his backManchester Evening News · 29 Sept, 18:51
- Andy Burnham announces major DWP and money changes including new rule from 2030Manchester Evening News · 29 Sept, 16:38
- PM Andy Burnham sets out plan to reform triple lock to pay for social care in Labour Party conference speechWigan Today · 29 Sept, 15:22
- Andy Burnham's nine key announcements and law changes made in Labour conference speechManchester Evening News · 29 Sept, 15:11
- Andy Burnham speech LIVE as Prime Minister addresses Labour Party conferenceManchester Evening News · 29 Sept, 13:53
- What Prime Minister Andy Burnham will say today in key Labour Party conference speech amid triple lock rumoursManchester Evening News · 29 Sept, 07:34
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