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Burnham tried to plot the next 7 years of UK politics in one speech (opens the original)
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LIVERPOOL, England — Just a few days ago Andy Burnham tried to kill off chatter in his party about a general election, insisting he would serve out the existing mandate until 2029. Yet the new British prime minister’s first speech to his party conference on Tuesday fired the starting gun on that same election, by raising four of the most seismic issues in British politics — then punting them until after it happens. With somber and slow delivery — he did not even smile when speaking of “hope in e
Burnham set to join King Charles at high-stakes Commonwealth summit (opens the original)
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LONDON — Britain’s new Prime Minister Andy Burnham is planning to attend a high-stakes Commonwealth summit presided over by King Charles III, three people with knowledge of the conversations told POLITICO. While Downing Street has not formally confirmed Burnham will go to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) on Nov. 1-4, planning for him to attend has ramped up in recent weeks, said one of the three people. All were granted anonymity to discuss internal conversations. The biennia
Burnham passes his first Trump test — but papers over the cracks (opens the original)
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NEW YORK — Before Andy Burnham’s meeting with Donald Trump, a senior U.K. government figure noted wryly that they were looking out for one thing — whether the U.S. president would claim that Burnham was better than the last guy. After nearly an hour together in a cramped, low-ceilinged room in the United Nations basement, Trump did exactly that. The president said U.K.-U.S. relations were “more up now than they were with your last prime minister.” Moments later he put the boot into Keir Starmer
UK will aim for ‘single set’ of global AI standards at G20 (opens the original)
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NEW YORK — British Prime Minister Andy Burnham said Tuesday an international agreement on AI led by the U.K. will seek to establish “a single set of global principles and standards.” Burnham told a meeting with business leaders in New York that AI will be “the primary focus” of the U.K.’s upcoming G20 presidency. It comes as discussions about global AI governance have shot up the diplomatic agenda, with Burnham telling journalists on his way to the United Nations General Assembly on Monday that
UK seeks to broker global AI agreement at G20 (opens the original)
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NEW YORK — The U.K. will seek to use its upcoming G20 presidency to forge a global agreement on AI, Prime Minister Andy Burnham said ahead of a visit to the U.N. General Assembly in New York. This comes as discussions about global AI governance have shot up the diplomatic agenda in the wake of dire warnings about the potential threats from the technology, and marks the most significant intervention yet from the U.K.’s prime minister about how he will respond to perceived threats from AI. Speakin
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