Andy Burnham vows to tackle the 'moral failure' of young Britons not in work or training
Summary
Prime Minister Andy Burnham vowed to tackle the 'moral failure' of young Britons not in work or training and promised action to help get young people off welfare and into work, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported on Monday 19 October. According to BBC News, the prime minister says the UK faces 'economic catastrophe' with one million young people not in work or training, and The Independent wrote that the prime minister laid out plans to end the 'moral failure' of youth unemployment.
Latest: Prime Minister Andy Burnham vowed to tackle the 'moral failure' of young Britons not in work or training and promised action to help get young people off welfare and into work, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, BBC News quoting the prime minister's words that the UK faces 'economic catastrophe' with one million young people not in work or training.
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How it unfolded
Monday 19 October
Prime Minister Andy Burnham vowed to tackle the 'moral failure' of young Britons not in work or training and promised action to help get young people off welfare and into work, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, BBC News quoting the prime minister's words that the UK faces 'economic catastrophe' with one million young people not in work or training.
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- 03:05Evening StandardBurnham vows to tackle ‘moral failure’ of young Britons not in work or training
Sunday 18 October