Bernam was elected Prime Minister of the British Labour Party

On 17 July, local time, the British ruling Labour Party announced at a special meeting that Andy Burnham had been elected head of the Labour Party and that he would succeed Stammer as British Prime Minister upon his appointment by King Charles III. According to the procedure, Stammer will submit his resignation to King Charles III of the United Kingdom on 20 days. Subsequently, Burnham will accept the appointment of the King and assume full office as British Prime Minister. Bernam, 56, was mayor of Grand Manchester. Previously, in the first elections for the Labour Party, Bernam was supported by the majority of Labour Party members and became the only official candidate. (observed)