At some point around midday on Monday, Andy Burnham will emerge from Buckingham Palace, in an official government car, as prime minister of the United Kingdom.
He will have just spoken to the King, who will have asked him to form a Government. Minutes later, he will deliver a statement in Downing Street in front of scores of reporters and TV crews.
But what happens once he turns his back on the assembled media and goes through the black door of No 10?
Shorts
In his Labour leadership acceptance speech on Friday, Burnham’s message was overtly political – telling the party and country how he will govern as “boldly, confidently, authentically us”.
