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Andy Burnham vows to tackle issues ‘ignored by Westminster’ including rough sleeping and fly-tipping
One headline presents Andy Burnham's pledge positively, while the other suggests it will create future problems for him, citing insider fears.
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What happenedNext week the Prime Minister will speak with the public about ending rough sleeping and resolving the 'toxic dump, fly-tipping and environmental vandalism scandal'.
The headline splitThe left frames it as "Andy Burnham vows to tackle issues ‘ignored by Westminster’ including rough sleeping and...". The right frames it as "Andy Burnham ‘made rod for his own back’ with pledge to end rough sleeping, fear insiders".
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Left / center-leftAndy Burnham vows to tackle issues ‘ignored by Westminster’ including rough sleeping and fly-tipping
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Right / center-rightAndy Burnham ‘made rod for his own back’ with pledge to end rough sleeping, fear insiders
Andy Burnham ‘made rod for his own back’ with pledge to end rough sleeping, fear insiders
made rod for his own backfear insiders
ANDY Burnham has “made a rod for his own back” with his promise to end rough sleeping, Government insiders warn. On his first day as Prime Minister he vowed to end rough sleeping at the “ea...
Andy Burnham vows to tackle issues ‘ignored by Westminster’ including rough sleeping and fly-tipping
vows to tackle issuesignored by Westminster
Next week the Prime Minister will speak with the public about ending rough sleeping and resolving the 'toxic dump, fly-tipping and environmental vandalism scandal'