Andy Burnham seeks cross-party agreement on future of social care
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Andy Burnham has pledged cross-party collaboration to find a lasting solution for social care, while the Conservatives have ruled out supporting any changes funded by tax increases or borrowing. The Prime Minister also promised a lasting solution for England. Senior Labour and Liberal Democrat figures privately doubt the prospects for agreement. The debate highlights ongoing challenges in reforming social care funding.
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Andy Burnham pledges cross-party collaboration on social care.
The Conservatives ruled out backing changes funded by tax rises or borrowing.
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Andy Burnham pledged to work collaboratively with other parties to find a lasting solution on social care.
The Guardian- Andy Burnham pledges cross-party collaboration on social care.
- Conservatives rule out backing changes funded by tax rises or borrowing.
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Loaded language removed<p>PM promises lasting solution for England but Tories rule out backing changes funded by tax rises or borrowing</p><p>Andy Burnham has pledged to work collaboratively with other parties to find a lasting solution on social care, though the Conservatives ruled out backing changes funded by tax rises or borrowing.</p><p>Senior Labour and Liberal Democrat figures have privately cast doubt on…
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Andy Burnham pledged to work collaboratively with other parties to find a lasting solution on social care.
The GuardianThe Conservatives ruled out backing changes funded by tax rises or borrowing.
The GuardianThe Prime Minister promised a lasting solution for England's social care.
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