On September 29, local time, British Prime Minister Burnham delivered a speech at the Labor Party's annual conference in Liverpool. This was Burnham's first speech at the party congress during his term. Burnham said Britain “has been on the wrong path for a long time.” He said that de-industrialization, deregulation, privatization, austerity policies, and “Brexit” have brought about a “country operating for vested interests rather than public interests.” Burnham said that he will “change the direction of development over the past 40 years” so that Britain can embark on a new path and build a new economy and a new political system.

On September 29, local time, British Prime Minister Burnham delivered a speech at the Labor Party's annual conference in Liverpool. This was Burnham's first speech at the party congress during his term. Burnham said Britain “has been on the wrong path for a long time.” He said that de-industrialization, deregulation, privatization, austerity policies, and “Brexit” have brought about a “country operating for vested interests rather than public interests.” Burnham said that he will “change the direction of development over the past 40 years” so that Britain can embark on a new path and build a new economy and a new political system.