UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham Faces Criticism Over Holiday Two Weeks Into Office
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has faced criticism after plans emerged for him to take a family holiday abroad just two weeks after assuming office on July 20. Allies said Burnham would remain in direct contact with officials and continue holding meetings while away. They insisted government business would continue as normal during his absence from Downing Street. Reform UK chairman Lee Anderson criticised the planned break, while a Labour source contrasted it with Sir Keir Starmer's approach to holidays while in office. Starmer reportedly cut short his first break as prime minister during the far-right riots of August 2024.
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