Andy Burnham is proposing what he describes as a “biggest devolution of power” by shifting tens of thousands of jobs out of London. In coverage across outlets, the plan is presented as part of a move away from a “centralised, top-down” economic model toward one driven by local authorities and regions. The proposal links job location changes to broader decentralisation of decision-making, with the argument that economic growth should be shaped closer to where employment and industries are based. While the specific mechanisms and timelines for the job moves are not detailed in the excerpts provided, both reports frame the initiative as an attempt to rebalance where public and economic priorities are concentrated in England. The coverage does not indicate that the job moves are immediate, and it does not provide figures for the sectors involved or whether the changes rely on government policy, incentives, or relocation commitments from particular employers. Overall, the sources agree on the central thrust of the announcement: large-scale job relocation away from London, paired with increased regional control over economic strategy.