Andy Burnham takes over as Prime Minister of Great Britain, promising reforms to reduce the cost of living and revive the economy

Andy Burnham, known as the 'King of the North', officially becomes Prime Minister of Great Britain, being the seventh leader of the British government in the last decade. Before taking office, Keir Starmer will give a farewell speech and will present his resignation to King Charles.

Burnham, former mayor of the Greater Manchester region, promises a radical change in governance, focusing on citizens' issues such as the cost of living and public services. In his speech, he emphasized the importance of reforms to improve the standard of living and stated that his government will build a more accessible country. Forming the new cabinet represents a major challenge, and Burnham must decide who will hold the position of Minister of Finance. The first measures of the new government will include abandoning plans to introduce a digital identity document, criticized by all parties. Burnham intends to quickly implement the government program, focusing on fiscal policies and reforming utility companies.