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Labour MP skewered on No10 North in scathing GB News grilling: 'Just shifting the Westminster bubble!'.

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GB News host Stephen Dixon has grilled a Labour MP on Andy Burnham's plan for No10 North, questioning "what benefit" the move will have on people "outside of Manchester".Speaking to GB News, the Parliamentary Secretary for the Cabinet Office assured that it is a "really exciting opportunity" to "get the message out there" to people across the country.Enacting his plan today, the Prime Minister will host the first ever No10 North meeting in Manchester, declaring Whitehall's resistance to devolution is "over for good".No10 North will be housed at Heron House, near Manchester's Albert Square, a building which is also home to Government Communications Headquarters' Manchester and North West hub.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Asked by host Ellie Costello what No10 North is "going to achieve", Ms Jameson told GB News: "I think No10 North is a really exciting opportunity because what it is there to do is devolve power from Whitehall and from London and get it out there."Not just to the...

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UK's Burnham opens 'No10 North' to shift economic power from London

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Andy Burnham has been handed a scathing takedown by the Shadow Home Secretary for his "disgraceful" silence on the UK's migrant crisis.Speaking to GB News, Chris Philp hit out at the new Prime Minister for not saying a "single word" on the matter since coming into office on Monday.Mr Burnham's continued silence comes as the first "mega dinghy" has crossed the Channel into Britain, carrying a record number of illegal migrants.GB News exclusively revealed on Thursday that the vessel, carrying around 165 migrants, was taken off the Border Security Command vessel Contender at Dover harbour this lunchtime.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Discussing the crossing on GB News, Mr Philp said it is "shocking" that the vessels have become so huge.He said: "This mega dinghy is absolutely shocking.

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165 illegal immigrants, either entirely or at least mostly young men, it is terrible, frankly.

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