BIRMINGHAM, England — Andy Burnham has laid a social care trap for Britain’s next general election. The Conservatives think they can waltz right past it. Three members of Kemi Badenoch’s shadow Cabinet said the party could opt not to unveil a major care offer of its own by the time the next election rolls around — in the hope the Labour prime minister’s proposals fall apart. “I remind you that in 2017, Labour had nothing on social care, and they were the beneficiaries of our disaster,” said one opposition frontbencher, in reference to reform plans then-Prime Minister Theresa May ended up ditching mid-election campaign after a public backlash. The person was granted anonymity, like others in this article, to discuss internal policy development.
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