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🚩 Victoria Derbyshire “We interviewed Andy Burnham on Friday night…. We did ask Robert Kenyon if he'd join us tonight. That was declined.” For all the talk of Labour avoiding scrutiny, Andy Burnham is out there taking questions from anyone who’ll ask them. Reform hiding and avoiding scrutiny!

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FAIR. PROPORTIONATE. DOABLE. In this video from our ExcludedUK livestream on 24 June 2024, Andy Burnham said: “I think there are ways we can start to frame financial asks that I think are fair, proportionate and doable.” Those words matter even more today. Andy has been our loudest political champion from the beginning of the ExcludedUK campaign. He has recognised that the exclusion of 3.8 million UK taxpayers from parity of Covid-19 financial support was not simply unfortunate. It was an injustice that must be rectified. He told us: “The public see you and the public support you.” He promised: “We will work with you to make sure that the excluded is recognised as one of the injustices that this country needs to rectify.” He also made clear: “I supported you back in the pandemic, and we support you now. The passage of time doesn’t change that.” Now, as Prime Minister, Andy has the opportunity to work with ExcludedUK and the Gaps in Covid-19 Financial Support APPG to turn those words into action. We are ready to discuss financial asks that are fair, proportionate and achievable. After more than six years, the 3.8 million cannot simply be written off. Businesses, homes, livelihoods and futures were lost. More than 40 members of our community saw no other way out than to take their own lives. Recognition is fair. Accountability is proportionate. Justice is doable. Prime Minister, let us begin that work. #ExcludedUK #WeAreNotGoingAway #Relentless

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She came home from the hospital without our baby. She dropped that bag at the foot of the bed and never touched it again. Max and Bella have guarded it every single night for seven months. We had everything ready. The nursery was painted. The tiny clothes were washed and folded. The car seat was installed. We had argued for three weeks about the name and finally agreed on one and whispered it to each other in the dark like it was the most sacred thing we had ever said. She went into labor on a Thursday morning. I will not tell you what happened next. I cannot yet. What I can tell you is that we came home on a Friday evening and my wife walked through our bedroom door and dropped that hospital bag at the foot of our bed and sat down on the edge of the mattress and did not move for a very long time. I did not know what to do. I did not know what to say. I did not know how to be a person in that moment. But Max and Bella did. Before I could even cross the room, Max had walked to that bag and rested his chin on top of it — calm, deliberate, as if he understood exactly what it represented and exactly what it needed. Bella found the tiny yellow socks that had fallen out of the zipper on the floor. She curled herself around them. She has not let anyone move them. It has been seven months. Every single night without exception both of them are at the foot of that bed. Max on the bag. Bella around those socks. We never asked them to do this. We never could have asked for this. My wife says on the nights the grief is so heavy she cannot breathe — she looks down at the foot of the bed and sees them there and remembers that love did not leave this room. It just changed shape. It became fur and warmth and two faithful hearts that refuse to let us carry this alone. We are still here. We are still standing. Because of them. For every mother and father who came home with empty arms. You are seen. You are not forgotten. You are not alone tonight. Drop a ❤️ if Max and Bella held something in you tonight. Share for every parent who needs to know love stayed in the room.

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