Prime Minister Burnham delivers Labour conference speech in Liverpool

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham gave a major speech at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool on Tuesday. Burnham, who became Prime Minister about two months ago, told members that Britain needs ten years of renewal after a long period of political instability. The conference theme is "Hope Again." He said the country has suffered a decade of division since the Brexit vote in 2016, and he wants to change that. His plans include reforms to elderly care, help for young people without jobs, and reducing the cost of living. He also spoke about cutting illegal immigration and giving more power to regions outside London. Burnham is the seventh Prime Minister Britain has had since the Brexit referendum.