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PM Burnham ends pensions triple lock, outlines social care reforms
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- Burnham received a standing ovation while discussing his late father and social care reforms.
- The government will end the pensions triple lock, Burnham announced at his first Labour conference as PM.
- A new national care service will be funded by pension savings beginning in 2030.
- Burnham also proposed ending the public ownership ban on water companies and changing the UK's electoral system.
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