UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham unveils new cabinet after Starmer resignation
Andy Burnham announces his new cabinet, making key ministerial changes after succeeding Keir Starmer as UK prime minister.
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AINew UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced the formation of his government, following his appointment after the resignation of Keir Starmer.
Burnham revealed that former Defence Secretary John Healey has been named Chancellor of the Exchequer, while Ed Miliband will take over as Foreign Secretary, succeeding Yvette Cooper, who has moved to head the Health Ministry.
He added that Pat McFadden will remain as Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, and Shabana Mahmood will continue as Home Secretary. Louise Haigh has been appointed Minister for the Cabinet Office.
Meanwhile, David Lammy, who previously served as Justice Secretary and Deputy Prime Minister, and Peter Kyle, the former Trade Secretary, have left the cabinet.
