Andy Burnham, new leader of the Labour Party, delivered his first major speech at the party's conference in Liverpool. The event marked his official return to political leadership after a period away from public office. In his address, Burnham emphasized the need for significant change, challenging the current political direction. He called on the nation to reconsider its path, stating that the country could no longer continue on its current course. His speech focused on key issues such as economic stability and social reform, setting the tone for his leadership. The conference, held in Liverpool, brought together party members and supporters to discuss the future of Labour. Burnham's message aimed to inspire a renewed sense of purpose within the party and among the public.