The UK gets its seventh prime minister in 10 years

Inside StoryAndy Burnham will immediately face foreign policy challenges, including the conflicts in Ukraine and Iran.The Labour Party’s new leader, Andy Burnham, is no stranger to politics.But his rise to the top has been unconventional.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3Sadiq Khan joins House of Lords as outgoing UK PM names 26 new peerslist 2 of 3Burnham confirmed as Labour leader, vows new direction for UKlist 3 of 3Thousands rally in London in support of Gaza, demand new PM take actionend of listHe takes the reins as many in the United Kingdom are preoccupied with weak economic growth, the rising cost of living, and debate about immigration.Beyond Britain’s borders, he’ll face foreign policy challenges, including the conflicts in Ukraine and Iran.Burnham says he’ll be a different kind of politician and will reset how the UK is governed.So, what does that mean for its role and position in the world?Presenter: James BaysGuests:Jonathan Tonge – Professor of politics at the University of LiverpoolLaurel Rapp – Director of the US and North America Programme at Chatham HouseMihir Sharma – Principal research fellow at the Institute for Public Policy Research and non-resident senior fellow at the Observer Research Foundation