London, July 20 -- Andy Burnham has become the 59th Prime Minister of Britain on Monday after Keir Starmer tendered his resignation at Buckingham Palace. In his first address, he stressed "Britain needs to show the world that we can regain our stability once again" as the Labour leader is the UK's seventh PM in a decade.

He accepted the invitataion from King Charles III in a ceremony traditionally known as 'kissing hands.' The Buckingham Palace on X announced that before the appointment of Burnham, former Prime Minister Starmer resigned from the designation.

Burnham (56), after becoming the Prime Minister, arrived at 10 Downing Street, accompanied by his wife Marie-France van Heel and delivered his first remarks to a public weary of pol...