British Prime Minister Andy Burnham will meet with opposition leaders on Wednesday to officially launch his work to reform Britain's overburdened social care system. According to the syllabus of his speech, he has invited Conservative Party leader Kemi Badnoch and Liberal Democratic Party leader Ed David to “focus on solving problems and finding a way out together.” However, the preview of his speech did not reveal how he would fund this reform, which sparked speculation that Burnham might be planning a tax increase. Burnham has invited leaders of all parties to “focus on solving problems and finding a way out together,” but the preview of his speech did not reveal how he would fund this reform, triggering speculation from the outside world about possible tax increases.

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham will meet with opposition leaders on Wednesday to officially launch his work to reform Britain's overburdened social care system. According to the syllabus of his speech, he has invited Conservative Party leader Kemi Badnoch and Liberal Democratic Party leader Ed David to “focus on solving problems and finding a way out together.” However, the preview of his speech did not reveal how he would fund this reform, which sparked speculation that Burnham might be planning a tax increase. Burnham has invited leaders of all parties to “focus on solving problems and finding a way out together,” but the preview of his speech did not reveal how he would fund this reform, triggering speculation from the outside world about possible tax increases.