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Andy Burnham’s new cabinet ministers
What’s being said
1.1K mentions · 57 shows · Last 7 days
Continuity with Starmer’s approach. One discussion questions whether Burnham would govern differently, arguing that John Healey is doing much the same job as Rachel Reeves and that the underlying approach remains managerialist.
Lucy Powell’s place is a deliberate choice. An Institute for Government contributor says Burnham needed a place for Powell and had views about the direction of education policy.
NHS funding is an early test. Yvette Cooper has asked for extra money to fund a pay rise for nurses and other health workers; the discussion frames Burnham’s response as his first tough decision.
Israel and Gaza shadow the cabinet. Byline Times argues that John Healey, Yvette Cooper and Shabana Mahmood are among the ministers whose legal exposure matters, and links them to Labour’s pro-Israel majority and Ed Miliband’s policy shifts.
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Alerts · Ed Sheeran
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Fri 9 Oct
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Two shows criticise how Ed has handled it. You have their exact words and timestamps before anyone asks you what’s being said.
Critical feedback: Ed Sheeran
YouveBeenMentioned · Fri 9 Oct
LMCatch Up with Louise McSharryCritical feedback5:22PodcastLouise McSharry
…you can’t be middle of the road about it you can’t be watery watery you have to have a backbone and so I think Ed Sheeran has unfortunately failed at that test…
RSRolling Stone All AccessCritical feedback2:56PodcastRolling Stone
…It’s all right to shame him in this moment because he deserves the shame, but not the focus. I mean, the focus is your and my tax dollars are going to commit horrific war crimes in the Middle East. … It’s a clickbait. It’s salacious. It’s, oh my gosh, poor Ed Sheeran.…
Mon 12 Oct · 09:00
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Your weekly summary
YouveBeenMentioned · Mon 12 Oct, 09:00
Ed Sheeran
403 mentions · +5.5%
21% positive · 45% neutral · 34% negative
- New
Ed is faulted for staying neutral
After Macklemore was dropped as his support act over pro-Palestinian remarks, Ed is criticized for not standing up for him and for trying to stay apolitical; the tour’s other support acts also pulled out.
2BNPRPMLM4 sources - New
Zach Bryan turns the venue into a rebuttal
Bryan wore a Free Palestine shirt at Gillette Stadium, where Macklemore had been dropped from Ed’s tour; commentators frame the gesture as standing up for Macklemore’s right to speak.
PD1 source - New
The backlash is framed as accountability or a pile-on
Some describe Ed as facing an attempt to cancel or marginalize him.
GB1 source
Mon 12 Oct · 09:05
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Turn the week into a report, then forward the link or save it as a PDF. Every point the client reads links to the clip it came from.
Ed Sheeran · Weekly report
Oct 5 – Oct 11
Copy linkSave as PDF- Mentions
- 403+5.5%
- Positive
- 21%
- Negative
- 34%
Ed is faulted for staying neutral
One guest argues he should have made the issue about free speech, while another says he failed to show backbone.
Catch Up with Louise McSharry · 5:22
…you can’t be middle of the road about it you can’t be watery watery you have to have a backbone and so I think Ed Sheeran has unfortunately failed at that test…
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You search for a brand, a person, a product, a competitor, or a topic, and we tell you what's being said on podcasts and YouTube. Google Alerts, Mention, and Meltwater read text: news, blogs, and social posts. None of them hear the show. A short description of who you mean drops the wrong person, and spoken variants catch the spellings speech-to-text produces.
Yes. Search the subject, the issue, or the category, not only a name. Questions and frustrations become content ideas. Support, objections, and coverage show how a campaign is being discussed. The category can sit alongside your own mentions. Each point links to the quote, the show, and the timestamp.
Add a short description of what you mean and mentions are checked against it, so “Ed” stays Ed Sheeran rather than every Ed on air. Spoken variants are searched too, because speech-to-text often spells names the way they sound.
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