City AM opinion piece, on UK Politics, 12 November 2026

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Just Eat founder: No one would run a business like No 10 runs the country

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David Buttress, former chief executive of Just Eat, argues that Number 10 is run in a way no business would tolerate and that Andy Burnham should do more to court wealth creators and business investment. City AM labels the piece as his view and attributes the headline to him. Nothing in it misleads on the grounds an opinion piece is judged by, and his argument is his own to make.

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