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Starmer Says No Animosity Toward Burnham in BBC Interview
Sir Keir Starmer spoke to the BBC on July 3 after resigning as prime minister. He addressed his relationship with Andy Burnham and support for the next government.
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Sir Keir Starmer said he holds no animosity toward Andy Burnham during a BBC interview on July 3. The former prime minister described their relationship in positive terms while noting a football rivalry. “We've always got along,” Starmer said.
“He supports the wrong football club... ” The Independent reported that Burnham is viewed as Starmer’s likely successor. Starmer also addressed the transition to the next government. “I want what comes next to succeed, and I'm going to do everything I possibly can to make sure it does succeed,” he said.
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