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Andy Burnham is currently the Mayor of Greater Manchester, a position he has held since 2017. He has just been elected as the Member of Parliament for Makerfield.  To take up his seat in parliament, he will have to resign as Mayor.

This victory in the Makerfield by-election clears the constitutional requirement for him to launch a challenge against Prime Minister Keir Starmer for leadership of the Labour Party.  Should he do so and be successful, he will oust Starmer and become the UK’s Prime Minister.

Burnham, as Raja Miah has been demonstrating in a series of articles, has been instrumental in blocking an investigation into the Muslim rape gangs.

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In a previous article, we republished Parts 1 to 3 of Raja Miah’s series exposing Andy Burnham’s involvement in ensuring that the Muslim rape gangs are not brought to account for their crimes.  The following is Part 7.  You can find all the articles in the series on his website, ‘Red Wall & the Rabble’, or his Substack page, ‘The Foresaken’.

Burnham Now Backs the Inquiry He Spent Years Blocking

By Raja Miah, 28 June 2026

Andy Burnham, the Mayor of Greater Manchester, commissioned an Assurance Review into the gang rape of children in Oldham. It was a sham. Maggie Oliver described it as “nothing short of a cover-up.” He used its findings to argue that no further inquiry was necessary. He stood by that position for years while survivors and campaigners documented its failures. He resisted the national inquiry and argued against it, presenting himself as the man who had done what needed to be done.

He could not sustain this position indefinitely. The national inquiry was forced onto the agenda by people he could not suppress, the people of Oldham, Maggie Oliver, the survivors who refused to stay silent and, eventually, an audience online that the metropolitan elite in the mainstream corporate media could not reach to manage. The political ground shifted under him.

When blocking stopped working, he moved to set the ceiling. In January 2025, he told BBC Radio Manchester he backed a limited national inquiry, one that would draw on the reviews he had commissioned and compel people to give evidence.

The power to compel evidence was the single thing his reviews could never do. He knew this from the start, yet he had spent years presenting those reviews as enough. In one sentence, he conceded their fatal flaw and proposed that the new inquiry be built on the discredited work rather than sent to examine it.

Limited meant using Burnham’s reviews as the foundation and never the subject. A limited inquiry draws out national themes and leaves local culpability where it lies. He was defining the inquiry small before anyone with authority could define it large. The man who had blocked it for years had stepped forward to bound it.

He then rebuked critics of the inquiry’s chair in public and told them to stop reading politics into it. The instruction came from the politician with the most direct personal interest in what the inquiry is allowed to find. His entire approach to the rape gangs has been to manage the politics of accountability rather than deliver it.

Throughout the Makerfield election campaign, he has leaned on the Hillsborough families, presenting himself to those voters as the man who fights the establishment for the truth. He is the establishment.

[Related: Andy Burnham or Keir Starmer makes no difference; they are both Fabians]

The national inquiry did not happen seven years earlier because of him, at a point when he could have demanded it from a position of genuine authority and forced a government to comply. Instead, he spent those years producing processes he knew could not work. When their conclusions were weaponised, he defended them. Anyone who said otherwise, he attacked and his allies condemned as conspiracy theorists.

When Makerfield positioned him for a Labour leadership run, the message changed. Accountability started to matter. The national inquiry he had spent years resisting turned into a cause he supported and institutional failure was suddenly something he wanted to be seen confronting. The ambition stayed the same throughout. The message adjusted around it.

This is repositioning. The women whose childhoods were destroyed in Oldham and across Greater Manchester can tell the difference between a politician who changed his mind and one who changed his audience.

Featured image: Andy Burnham at Ashton FC after his victory in the Makerfield by-election. Source: The Guardian

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Rhoda Wilson
While previously it was a hobby culminating in writing articles for Wikipedia (until things made a drastic and undeniable turn in 2020) and a few books for private consumption, since March 2020 I have become a full-time researcher and writer in reaction to the global takeover that came into full view with the introduction of covid-19. For most of my life, I have tried to raise awareness that a small group of people planned to take over the world for their own benefit. There was no way I was going to sit back quietly and simply let them do it once they made their final move.

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32 minutes ago

It’s all bullshit anyway, there is no democracy!