LONDON — Andy Burnham said Wednesday that the government will publish its 10-year plan before the U.K. parliament goes into recess for the Christmas break on Dec. 17. Speaking in the Commons, the prime minister told MPs: “I am determined to give this country the stability that they [the Conservatives] failed to provide, I am determined to give the leadership that this country needs.” He said ministers will "present our plan for Britain to this house before it rises for the Christmas recess.” Burnham's words follow speculation about the timing of the long-awaited document seen as pivotal to the government's agenda.
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