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Barring any last-minute surprises, Andy Burnham will become prime minister three weeks today.

But what is his 10-year mission for the country and how will he achieve it?

In his first major speech in Manchester, Burnham will set out his plans for the economy, welfare and devolution with a pledge to deliver “good growth in every postcode”.

Sam Coates and Anne McElvoy examine whether his promise of the biggest transfer of power out of Whitehall in modern times amounts to a genuine political reset.

Back in London, the battle for future cabinet jobs is already under way and Anne reveals why one senior role could have David Miliband’s name on it.

Plus, with Sir Keir Starmer’s authority in office draining can he get the long-awaited Defence Investment Plan through without any hiccups from his military chiefs?

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T-Mobile is bringing back its free DashPass offer tomorrow for eligible customers.

It will offer 12 months of free DoorDash deliveries, offers, and other members-only benefits.

The carrier is also offering cash back on dining, sweepstakes, and a limited-edition streetwear drop.

As part of its 10th anniversary, T-Mobile turned June into “ Member Month .” The carrier has been offering different perks and offers each week, including discounts on gas, movie tickets, F1 sweepstakes, and more. But one of the most-awaited perks is coming tomorrow: DashPass.

If you have been using the un-carrier’s DashPass perk from last year, this new one comes just in time to let you continue getting deliveries for free. Like last time, T-Mobile is offering 12 months of DashPass for free alongside other offers and members-only benefits that will be available throughout the year.

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