Andy Burnham has officially become Britain's new prime minister after being invited by King Charles III to form a government, becoming the UK's seventh prime minister in a decade. In his first speech as premier, Burnham promised immediate action to ease the cost-of-living crisis and said new measures would be unveiled this week, followed by a 10-year national plan later this year. With Britain facing sluggish economic growth and mounting pressure on public services, all eyes are now on Burnham's first major decisions. Can he deliver the change voters expect?
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