- Sir Keir Starmer gave his first interview since resigning as prime minister on 22 June, following Andy Burnham 's by-election victory.
- He stated he holds no 'personal animosity' towards Andy Burnham and will support the next government.
- Sir Keir pledged to 'keep my mouth shut' rather than constantly advise his likely successor.
- He warned that his successor's primary challenge would be dealing with global affairs, emphasising the link between international and domestic issues.
- Sir Keir highlighted that the world is 'more dangerous and volatile' than it has been for most of his lifetime, a reality his successor will face.
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