How Andy Burnham Can Start to Repair UK Aid with One Simple Change The UK's aid budget has become a symbol of the country's conflicted values, caught between its commitment to global social justice and its desire to control immigration.
The latest move by Labour leader Andy Burnham to raid the aid budget for his domestic policies is a stark reminder that the government's priorities are skewed.
Critics have long argued that much of UK aid spending is wasted on bureaucratic costs rather than actual humanitarian efforts. The recent cut from 0. 7% to 0.