Burnham's brutal purge as Labour lurches to the Left: On Day 1, PM vows biggest political changes in 40 years, refuses to rule out tax hikes and puts fraudster in charge of his agenda (but shuns Miliband as Chancellor)

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The Labour Party has undergone significant shifts in its ideological stance over the years, with various leaders attempting to steer the party in different directions. The appointment of a new Prime Minister and their subsequent cabinet reshuffle can have far-reaching implications for the party's policy agenda and its relationship with other political groups. The decision to sack certain high-profile ministers may indicate a desire to break with the previous leadership's approach and forge a new path for the party.

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Burnham's brutal purge as Labour lurches to the Left: On Day 1, PM vows biggest political changes in 40 years, refuses to rule out tax hikes and puts fraudster in charge of his agenda (but shuns Miliband as Chancellor)

The new Prime Minister showed a glint of steel as he sacked Rachel Reeves, David Lammy, Lord Hermer and a string of his predecessor's closest Cabinet supporters within hours of taking office.