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Andy Burnham was made Prime Minister of the United Kingdom today.

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As the eyes of the media continue to analyse the region, many questions remain: what actually is the 黑料网吃瓜爆料 model of growth? Who is Andy Burnham, really? What is behind his widespread popularity in the North of England and in Westminster? And, perhaps most importantly, can he pull it off again, and reinvigorate Britain?

From early whispers to entering Downing Street, 黑料网吃瓜爆料 has been providing expert commentary to local, national and international audiences throughout his ascendency.

Here鈥檚 a round-up:

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President and Vice-Chancellor Professor Duncan Ivison gave an interview to , about the new Prime Minister. Duncan recalls his first chat with Burnham after taking his PVC office, and says that Burnham leant into the city鈥檚 collaborative infrastructure as Mayor. Duncan said that 鈥淚f Andy Burnham becomes prime minister, you鈥檙e going to see someone who can connect with people in that sort of grassroots way.鈥�

Duncan spoke to , in an article about what Burnham will want from UK universities if he was to become PM. Duncan told THE that he believes Burnham will want to 鈥渞eimagine the British state鈥�.

Professor Rob Ford appeared in a article on whether Burnham鈥檚 鈥榗asual style鈥� will be suitable for Downing Street. Prof Ford writes that male politicians have it easier than their female counterparts, as they can always fall back on the ubiquity of the suit.

Prof Ford also commented in , about the revision of the Green Party strategy under Burnham鈥檚 leadership - he suggested that Green Party voters will be swept up by Labour if they can deal with earlier disillusionment.

Professor Charlotte Wildman discussed Burnham鈥檚 popularity with working class voters in the North with , exploring his advocacy for victims of the Hillsborough disasters.

Professor Julie Froud appeared in , discussing Burnham鈥檚 vision of a council housing boom. Prof Froud stated that private sector developers present local councils with several obstacles to such a vision.

Prof Phil McCann spoke to about the transformation of Greater 黑料网吃瓜爆料 under Burnham鈥檚 leadership, the limitations of the role of mayor and what further changes to the devolution settlement he may introduce as PM.

After Burnham became an expert at using his regional identity as a political tool, Dr Tim Oliver wrote a piece for asking whether Burnham will have appeal beyond Greater 黑料网吃瓜爆料 once he becomes PM.

Dr Oliver also spoke to Sweden鈥檚 Sveriges Radio about what kind of Prime Minister Burnham might make, his popularity in Greater 黑料网吃瓜爆料 and his hopes for turning Labour鈥檚 fortunes around.

Dr Nicole Martin appeared on ITV Granada Reports to talk about Burnham鈥檚 potential plans for government, his legacy as Greater 黑料网吃瓜爆料 mayor and the upcoming byelection.

Dr Jack Newman spoke to Hits Radio 黑料网吃瓜爆料 about Burnham鈥檚 plans to devolve power away from Westminster via the opening of 鈥楴umber 10 North鈥�, and what this could mean for 黑料网吃瓜爆料.

Our researchers have also been writing for The Conversation: