Andy Burnham accused of 'running scared' of Reform after cross-party talk snub: 'Uni-party in action!'

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Andy Burnham has been accused of "running scared" from Reform UK after snubbing the party in cross-party talks on social care.Speaking to GB News, Reform's Education spokeswoman Suella Braverman said the move emphasises the ongoing "uni-party" attitude in UK politics.Mr Burnham extended his invitation to Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch and Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey, but failed to involve Nigel Farage.Hitting back at the snub, the Reform leader said: "If Andy Burnham is serious about putting politics aside to solve Britain's biggest problems, it's remarkable that he's chosen to ignore the party that led over 300 national opinion polls and represents thousands of councillors and millions of Britons across the country.

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