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Wife of top Burnham adviser backs Sally Rooney after books withdrawn over Palestine Action support

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Sarah Helm, wife of UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham's national security adviser, publicly supported author Sally Rooney on X after Rooney's books were withdrawn from the UK market due to her support for Palestine Action. Helm's statement has drawn calls for a police investigation from pro-Israel groups, highlighting ongoing tensions over free speech and support for Palestinian rights.
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Submitted by Imran Mulla on Fri, 10/16/2026 - 14:44 Sarah Helm, a prominent author and journalist, is the wife of the British prime minister's national security adviser, Jonathan Powell Sarah Helm is a former foreign correspondent for The Independent and has been a longtime critic of the Israeli government's policies towards Palestinians (Screengrab/X) Off Sarah Helm, a prominent author and the wife of UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham's national security adviser, has posted on X in support of Sall

Wife of top Burnham adviser backs Sally Rooney after books withdrawn over Palestine Action support
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