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Andy Burnham pushing to ban BBQs While the country grapples with uncontrolled borders, strained public services, and a sense that national cohesion is unravelling, the Prime Minister’s priority today is whether to ban disposable barbecues. Reporter: “Is a ban on those something you’re pushing for?” Burnham: “We’re certainly going... show more

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