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Heavy monsoon rains are expected from July 29 to August 5, with warnings of flash floods and landslides in multiple regions. The Indus River is at a medium-flood level at Guddu Barrage, while rescue efforts continue in Lahore as the Prime Minister reviews the monsoon response.

Burnham invites the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats to discuss social care. The Prime Minister is expected to emphasize cross-party cooperation as key to resolving the issue.

Fouzi Lekjaa, president of the Royal Moroccan Football Association, is emerging as a potential contender for the position of prime minister in Morocco. The article notes his presence alongside FIFA president Gianni Infantino at a match in Monterrey, Mexico.

Burnham is accused of being out of touch as new images of migrants heading to the UK emerge, hours after the Prime Minister claimed the plan to stop small boats is working.

The Centre and Assam government are collaborating to provide relief to flood-affected people. Prime Minister met with Assam MPs to discuss the prevailing flood situation and expressed prayers for safety and well-being.

NCPI MPs attended their first NDA Parliamentary party meeting, expressing allegiance to the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance. Sudip Bandyopadhyay, a prominent member, met with the Prime Minister.

The article discusses concerns that Prime Minister Burnham may introduce a 10% tax on all inheritances to fund social care, described as an £18 billion 'death tax' nightmare. Fears center on the potential financial impact of the proposed levy.

Trump threatens 'very strong' strikes while mediators from Pakistan and Qatar report significant progress in Iran talks aimed at restoring a scuttled interim deal. Regional officials indicate ongoing efforts after two weeks of conflict, with the Prime Minister set to meet the president for the first time since the war began.

Andy Burnham plans to introduce an £18bn 'death tax' to fund social care. Reform UK has warned against the proposal amid growing concerns about the Prime Minister's plans.

Rahul Gandhi urged the Prime Minister to apologize to students and take action against those who attacked them. He accused the system of being 'murderous' against students, citing reports of AK-47s fired at protesting students in Bihar and hundreds of arrests.

Streeting announced they would resign if the defense plan is not met, while the Prime Minister has not committed to a 3% funding increase by 2030. The defense funding commitment remains unresolved as key stakeholders express concerns over current plans.

A bride-to-be pleaded with Andy Burnham not to ruin her wedding, prompting a response from the Prime Minister.

Labour faces pressure to address NHS executive pay as nearly 600 bosses earn more than the Prime Minister, with the number of individuals earning over £300,000 more than doubling according to a health service 'Rich List'.

Opposition in Parliament opposes the corner government over 'police brutality' against students, demanding a Prime Minister apology. Rahul Gandhi stated such violence violates norms and emphasized youth demands for accountability.

Sharad Pawar stated he urged the Prime Minister to hold talks with the Chief Justice of Pakistan. He claimed the PM may have heeded his advice, highlighting a fight against oppression that forced the government to accept moral responsibility for injustice as a symbol of democracy.

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Naidu thanked the Prime Minister for approving new railway lines between Guntakal and Ballari, stating they will strengthen the east-west rail corridor and enhance connectivity.

The article discusses Andy Burnham's regional privilege and reflects on his status as a prime minister who is under-scrutinised.

Andy Burnham, the Prime Minister, defends the new Manchester office 'Number 10 North', stating it is not a gimmick and emphasizes its importance in sending a signal to the rest of the country.

Modi offers Indian students fresh concessions to address anger over exam paper leaks, which led to protests. The Prime Minister recorded a rare late-night video message to calm the situation.

White House figures suggest Donald Trump may tolerate Andy Burnham, with predictions that Britain could see another Prime Minister before the end of Trump's U.S. presidential term.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin criticizes the government's silence on the Cauvery issue. A DMK leader states the Chief Minister should have met the Prime Minister regarding the issue but has not done so.

Ed Husic, an outspoken Labor MP, criticized the party for being 'allergic to dissent' and broke ranks on key positions at its conference, including supporting a gas export tax, endorsing Indigenous truth-telling, and urging more criticism of Israel’s actions in Gaza. The prime minister emphasized unity as a distinguishing feature against political opponents, stating the ALP prioritizes 'progress over protest'.

Burnham announced a reduction in business rates for pubs and clubs. The Prime Minister stated the move aims to boost high streets across the UK.

The new Prime Minister proposes a 10% death tax on all estates, which is expected to provoke significant public anger.

Rahul Gandhi demands the Prime Minister apologize to students and the Education Minister resign over 156 paper leaks and 'zero convictions'. The Opposition fully supports the protesters' 'legitimate' and 'non-negotiable' demands.

Anna wrote to the Prime Minister urging an end to suppressing people and calling for talks to address their concerns. The activist emphasized that maintaining public trust is the primary duty of an elected government.

Akhilesh Yadav criticized the Prime Minister for being silent in Parliament, claiming protests outside the residence were necessary. He stated that the Opposition, students, and youth demand Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation before any parliamentary discussion.

A minister admitted the £450m funding for a £2 bus fare cap has 'not worked out yet,' despite the Prime Minister instructing Cabinet that all policies must be costed. The announcement highlights discrepancies between policy planning and financial commitments.

The UK has a new prime minister and government focused on shifting the country's direction, with a VAT reduction on energy bills announced as a key cost-of-living priority. The move has already drawn criticism.

UK chancellor John Healey faces challenging financial conditions. The Prime minister's decision to appoint a former defence minister to the role has surprised allies.

Czech central bank chief Aleš Michl warns against joining the Eurozone too early. He resists calls to lower interest rates and criticizes the country's feuding president and prime minister.

Britain has a new Prime Minister: Andy Burnham. The former Mayor of Manchester must now unite a divided nation.

The UK has a new Prime Minister who pledged full support to Mr. Zelensky. The new prime minister stated an intention to reassure Zelensky of unwavering backing.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer delivered a farewell speech as Andy Burnham is set to assume the role of Prime Minister. The event marks a transition in leadership ahead of Burnham's premiership.

Andy Burnham is set to become Prime Minister and announce his Cabinet today. Live updates are expected as the event unfolds.

Andy Burnham will become UK prime minister after replacing Keir Starmer as Labour Party leader. He will be formally asked to form a government by King Charles III following Starmer's resignation, with a transition ceremony at Buckingham Palace and a speech at Downing Street.

Andy Burnham is set to officially become UK prime minister today.

U.K.'s Burnham has dropped a digital ID scheme to prioritize cost of living concerns, according to allies. He will become Prime Minister on July 20 and announce his cabinet team.

Andy Burnham will become Britain's next prime minister, facing significant challenges and opportunities.

The Minister is reviewing arrangements at Bhogapuram in preparation for the Prime Minister's visit to inaugurate the airport.