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I’m not opposed to some of Andy Burnham's plans but where will he get the money from, asks Nana Akua

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I'm not opposed to some of Andy Burnham's plans but where will he get the money from, asks Nana Akua.

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Our inexperienced new Prime Minister Andy Burnham is already getting his sums wrong.

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Oh dear.Bitter Darren Jones, who lost his place at the top table, pointed out an error is Andy's first major financial policy announcement.Andy Burnham has announced plans to to bring down the cost of living by taking VAT off electricity bills, a £2 cap on bus journeys, ending rough sleeping and slashing business rates for pubs and music venues, and he would pay for some of this with the digital ID scheme cash.

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Darren Jones tweeted: "Good news that VAT will be cut on electricity bills.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "But the Digital ID program was unfunded.

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