Andy Burnham is set to deliver his first major speech as leader of the Labour Party during its annual conference in Liverpool. The event, which begins on Monday, will see delegates from across the UK convene in the city for a week of political discussions and policy announcements. Burnham, who became leader in April, will use the platform to outline his vision for the party and the country. His speech is expected to focus on themes of renewal and public trust, reflecting his emphasis on reconnecting with voters. The conference will also feature other key figures from the Labour movement, with sessions covering a range of policy areas. As the party prepares for the next general election, Burnham’s address is seen as a critical moment to shape its narrative and direction.