Andy Burnham is the UK’s new prime minister – here’s what he said in his first speechNew UK prime minister Andy Burnham delivered his inaugural speech from Downing Street, pledging to win over voters disillusioned with politics and restore the UK's global stability. He promised to decentralise power from Westminster, granting the public greater control over 'life's essentials' and addressing the ongoing cost-of-living crisis. Burnham's first specific commitment as prime minister was to eradicate rough sleeping across the country. Acknowledging the frequent changes in leadership, he noted he is the sixth prime minister in a decade and seventh since 2016, calling for politicians to 'raise our game'. He concluded by urging the public to unite with him to foster a new national sense of unity, common purpose, and positivity.In fullAndy Burnham latest: New UK prime minister delivers speech at No 10 ahead of key Cabinet appointments - watch live