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Which potential coalitions have the most support from Britons? Lab-LD: 38% support Lab-LD-Grn: 38% Lab-Grn: 37% Con-Ref: 27% Con-LD: 23% Con-Grn: 20% Lab-SNP: 20% Con-Lab: 15% LD-Ref: 15% Lab-Ref: 10%

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🚨 NEW: Reform UK’s Makerfield by-election candidate Robert Kenyon previously claimed women “can’t drive” and get abortions for “vanity purposes” to “shag anyone they want” He admitted: “I’m sexist, sorry but I am”

Told there may be some other issues surrounding Robert Kenyon that might raise serious questions about Reform’s vetting processes.

🚨 BREAKING: Robert Kenyon has been announced as Reform UK's candidate in the Makerfield by-election

Command capitalism is the illusion of choice with the reality of control. It’s costing us all.

Makerfield was Andy Burnham’s back up plan. For Robert Kenyon, it’s his home. This battle will be David Vs Goliath.

Japanese 30-year yields just keeps going higher

***EXCLUSIVE*** Andy Burnham fully rules out changing Rachel Reeves’ fiscal rules if he becomes PM At the weekend his team had left it open whether he might change them in future But tonight his spokesperson tells Bloomberg he is explicitly ruling out any changes to the existing fiscal rules AND crucially Burnham is now also ruling out exempting defence spending from the fiscal rules to spend more on the military He had floated that idea in a Bloomberg interview a few weeks ago but his spokesperson tonight says he won’t pursue it This is a big attempt by Burnham’s campaign team to reassure markets who were spooked on Friday by his potential premiership But it may risk disappointing some on the left who had hoped for a more radical fiscal policy It may also mean tax rises are the likely main revenue raiser in the event Burnham wants to increase spending