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Andy Burnham’s ex-advisor dodges answering ‘what is a woman’ at Green Party conference

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"So we'll be fighting seats, including one that will be contested by the Green Party, to return a Labour Member of Parliament," Mr McKeever said.However, he stopped short of ruling out cooperation with the Greens after the...

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Andy Burnham's former adviser has discussed the possibility of Labour working with the Green Party after attending the latter's party conference in Brighton.Kevin McKeever, who advised the Prime Minister during his Makerfield by-election win this year, said he could foresee a scenario where the parties could work together to prevent a Reform government.As to why he was personally attending the Green Party conference, he said: "I'm definitely not switching sides, but it's always good to hear what others are saying."Looking ahead to the next vote, he said Mr Burnham's objective should be to return a Labour majority.

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Andy Burnham's ex-advisor dodges answering ‘what is a woman' at Green Party conference.

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Andy Burnham's former adviser dodged answering the question "what is a woman?" when pressed by GB News at the Green Party conference.Kevin McKeever, who advised the Prime Minister during his Makerfield by-election win this year, was challenged on women's rights as the prospect of a Labour-Green Party coalition was discussed.

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As to why he was attending the Green Party conference, he said with a smirk: "I'm definitely not switching sides, but it's always good to hear what others are saying."Looking ahead to the next vote, he said Mr Burnham's objective should be to return a Labour majority.

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A: Andy Burnham's former adviser has discussed the possibility of Labour working with the Green Party after attending the latter's party conference in Brighton.Kevin McKeever, who advised the Prime Minister during his Makerfield by-election win this year, said he could foresee a scenario where the parties could work together to prevent a Reform government.As to why he was personally attending the Green Party conference, he said: "I'm definitely not switching sides, but it's always good to hear what others are saying."Looking ahead to the next vote, he said Mr Burnham's objective should be to return a Labour majority.

B: Andy Burnham's ex-advisor dodges answering ‘what is a woman' at Green Party conference.

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A: Andy Burnham's former adviser has discussed the possibility of Labour working with the Green Party after attending the latter's party conference in Brighton.Kevin McKeever, who advised the Prime Minister during his Makerfield by-election win this year, said he could foresee a scenario where the parties could work together to prevent a Reform government.As to why he was personally attending the Green Party conference, he said: "I'm definitely not switching sides, but it's always good to hear what others are saying."Looking ahead to the next vote, he said Mr Burnham's objective should be to return a Labour majority.

B: Andy Burnham's former adviser dodged answering the question "what is a woman?" when pressed by GB News at the Green Party conference.Kevin McKeever, who advised the Prime Minister during his Makerfield by-election win this year, was challenged on women's rights as the prospect of a Labour-Green Party coalition was discussed.

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