Andy Burnham became the new British prime minister after Keir Starmer stepped down following political setbacks and declining support.

The Labour leader promised major reforms, including a 10-year plan to address the cost-of-living crisis, improve public services, and reduce homelessness.

Burnham reshuffled the Cabinet, bringing in new ministers while moving some of Starmer’s allies out of key roles.

He faces major challenges, including economic struggles, pressure on the National Health Service, immigration debates, and competition from Reform UK, NBC News has reported.

Internationally, Burnham pledged continued support for Ukraine and said he would work with global leaders, including U.S. President Donald Trump.