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Starmer went to see the King and presented his resignation.
The King called Burnham and asked him to form a new government.
Will anything change? I doubt it , but I hope I am wrong.
I don't know much about the new guy but from what I've seen and heard he comes over as being a bit dodgy to me. If his fellow backstabbers don't get what they think they deserve after backing him then he could be in for a rough ride.
Looks as if one's gone already.
Looks as if one's gone already.
To spend more time with his family?
Anyway, I find this PM musical chairs to be completely undemocratic. No one voted for Burnham and he just slid into the position.
So what are the odds this one will survive until the next general election. Pretty sure the media will already have been digging for dirt after being tipped off.
The UK has had seven prime ministers in ten years!
That AI generated image is complete shite, mostly. Cameron was PM from 2010 to 2016 and left the poison Brexit chalice on his way out.
Liz Truss ended up as a lettuce, or less.
Are UK prime minister all English or do they come from other parts of the UK? I never see them addressed as Scottish or English or Welsh, unlike their population who will proudly identify as one of those first, and Brits then.
According to AI 48 of the last 59 United Kingdom prime ministers were born in England, with a heavy concentration in Central London. The rest were born in Scotland (7), the Republic of Ireland (2), Canada (1), and the United States (1).
No prime minister has ever been born in Wales or Northern Ireland.
Eh uup! Andy's from uup north!
With Andrew and Murray being his first and middle names it was no surprise to find he also has some Scottish blood in him through his mother's side.
A little side trip through recent British history ...
Jon Culshaw is brushing up his Andy Burnham impression who I always think sounds Mancunian, but really he comes from Aintree, Liverpool.
A little side trip through recent British history ...
I love the ingenuity!
Mike Yarwood was the best impressionist.
Larry the cat will be happy.
