Multiple reports say Andy Burnham is being urged to scrap plans related to inheritance tax that would affect family-owned businesses. The coverage states that the call comes with a request that Burnham rule out additional “raids” on struggling firms. The articles frame the issue as inheritance-tax treatment for family businesses and argue that such measures could create further pressure on companies that are already experiencing difficulties. While the reports share the same basic claims, they focus on the political demand being made rather than providing detailed specifics of the policy change itself. In both accounts, the central message is that supporters want Burnham to remove the inheritance tax action aimed at family firms and to commit publicly to not pursuing further enforcement steps against businesses under financial strain. The reports do not agree on additional details beyond this shared outline, such as timing, scope, or the precise mechanism of any inheritance tax measures referenced. Overall, the common thread is a public political appeal for a change in inheritance tax approach toward family companies and for reassurance about future enforcement.