Lower energy bills and capped bus fares could be among Andy Burnham's first attempts to ease Britain's cost-of-living crisis, with the new prime minister promising measures households will 'feel quite quickly'.
Burnham said his government would give families 'some breathing space' as rising household costs continue to put pressure on incomes. He acknowledged that the first measures would not solve every financial difficulty but argued that they would demonstrate the direction of his new administration.
