Andy Burnham delivered his first major speech as prime minister at the Labour Party conference, outlining key policy priorities for the country. The speech focused on major issues including social care, housing, and energy costs, reflecting the government’s immediate challenges. Burnham emphasized the need for urgent action on welfare and pension reforms, highlighting the importance of long-term stability for citizens. He also mentioned electoral reform as part of his broader vision for political change. The speech was seen as a critical moment to set the government’s agenda in its early days. His emphasis on energy costs came amid rising concerns over inflation and household budgets. The Labour leader aimed to reassure the public that his administration would address pressing social and economic issues.