Andy Burnham becomes 7th UK PM in a decade, is expected to take tougher stance on Israel
Taking reins of unpopular governing Labour party from Keir Starmer, in a Britain with anemic economic growth, ex-Manchester mayor pledges to tackle high cost of living ahead of new 10-year-plan
Andy Burnham has become Britain's seventh prime minister in a decade, succeeding Keir Starmer. The former Greater Manchester mayor, who returned to Parliament in June, accepted King Charles III's invitation to form a government. Burnham is expected to prioritize tackling the cost of living crisis and reforming Britain's political system. He also plans to take a tougher stance on Israel, believing Starmer's government "didn't get it right" regarding the conflict in Gaza, and has suggested considering "further sanctions" and banning trade with illegal settlements.
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