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Cabinet ministers arrive at Downing Street

Cabinet ministers arrive at Downing Street
BBC Politics Tuesday 01 September 2026, 10:05 UTC 1 min read
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Andy Burnham is meeting his cabinet in Downing Street, ahead of his first speech to the House of Commons as prime minister.

Andy Burnham is meeting his cabinet in Downing Street, ahead of his first speech to the House of Commons as prime minister.
Downing Street Andy Burnham (LOCATION) Downing Street (LOCATION) the House of Commons (ORG)
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