On Monday, July 20, Andrew Burnham became prime minister of the United Kingdom, promising “a new political model and a new economic model” for the country. Public support for Burnham’s differs greatly from that of the historically unpopular former Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Burnham said he seeks to do similar things as prime minister, as he stated in his acceptance speech on Monday to a crowd on Downing Street. The seventh prime minister since 2016, making this a moment for reflection and new resolution.” Burnham was officially made prime minister on July 17, and he “kissed hands” with King Charles III before his acceptance speech on July 20.