Andy Burnham Has Officially Become The Prime Minister Of The United Kingdom

Keir Starmer has finished his work.

British MP Andy Burnham has officially become the United Kingdom’s seventh prime minister in 10 years, succeeding his predecessor Keir Starmer. This was reported by the BBC.

On July 20, Starmer announced that he had stepped down as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. He made the announcement during a farewell speech at 10 Downing Street, after which the King accepted his resignation.

On Monday, July 20, Keir Starmer announced that he had stepped down as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. He made the announcement during a farewell speech at 10 Downing Street, after which the King accepted his resignation, according to The Guardian.

“I am going to visit His Majesty the King to tender my resignation and bring my time as prime minister to a close. My work is done,” said the prime minister.

He noted that during his two years as prime minister, Britain had become “stronger and fairer.” In particular, Starmer cited a reduction in immigration, the strengthening of national defense, and an improvement in the country’s international reputation.

He also mentioned Ukraine.

“Today we face a world in which our enemies will stop at nothing to divide us—because of our values, our freedom, our decency, and, frankly, our unwavering determination to support the courageous people of Ukraine,” Starmer said.

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