Politics
UK MPs keep talking about early election despite Burnham's denials
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has repeatedly ruled out an early general election, with nearly three years left before one is due, yet speculation persists at Westminster. Some MPs argue Chancellor John Healey's Budget, with small voter-friendly giveaways while tough welfare and defence decisions are pushed to an autumn spending review, looks like groundwork for a possible spring election.

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