Britain’s ruling Labour Party opened its first annual conference under the leadership of Prime Minister Andy Burnham on Sunday, with the premier pledging to make the tough decisions necessary to address the nation’s pressing challenges.
The former mayor of Manchester has revitalized the centre-left party since taking office in July, following a leadership transition that ended Keir Starmer’s two-year premiership.
Speaking from the conference in Liverpool, Burnham promised that his upcoming keynote address on Tuesday would demonstrate his willingness to make difficult, hard-hitting choices.
In an interview with the BBC, Burnham stated that the public would see he is prepared to take necessary actions, vowing not to repeat the economic risks taken by the previous Conservative government that continue to damage the country.
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