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The Papers: 'Burnham's triple shock' and 'City face expulsion'

The Papers: 'Burnham's triple shock' and 'City face expulsion'
BBC News Wednesday 30 September 2026, 01:04 UTC 1 min read
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Every front page on Wednesday is dominated by Prime Minister Andy Burnham's speech at the Labour Party conference.

Every front page on Wednesday is dominated by Prime Minister Andy Burnham's speech at the Labour Party conference.
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