CREDIT where credit’s due. Andy Burnham’s apology for Labour’s record on Palestine is tribute to the resilience of the mass Palestine solidarity movement. It’s a belated recognition of the damage done to Labour by its support for a live-streamed genocide, though Burnham daren’t use the word. That has been obvious since 2024, when the election of five independent MPs on a Gaza solidarity ticket was a political earthquake — unseating one of Labour’s most senior politicians, Jonathan Ashworth, and