On the eve of his anointment as prime minister, Andy Burnham told Labour MPs he will rein in government outsourcing. According to a Financial Times report, the next resident of 10 Downing Street told a meeting of Labour MPs he would curb outsourcers and bring government contracts in house, putting control into public hands. Burnham is quoted as criticising “an outsourced state with little accountability” as he spoke to MPs. His desire to bring g…
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