The new Prime Minister of Great Britain, Andy Burnham, did not mention Ukraine or any other country in his first speech.
Instead, the 56-year-old politician, who replaced Keir Starmer as leader of the ruling Labor Party and government, has announced his intention to restore public trust in politics and tackle the problems of ordinary Britons, as well as deliver the "biggest change in 40 years".
He even stated that his first step as Prime Minister would be to "end street homelessness" in Great Britain.
Burnham began his premiership by abandoning the traditional wooden podium from which his predecessors addressed the nation in front of Downing Street. Instead, he used two microphones on the podiums.
