Burnham's first UN speech: Russia, AI, and Gaza takeaways

Prime Minister Andy Burnham delivered his first UN speech, using the platform to attack Russia, announce new policies, and pledge Britain's renewed global engagement. In his 21-minute address, Burnham condemned Russian disinformation and interference, announcing a new National Centre for Information Defence. He also revealed a developing AI security partnership with the US and reiterated calls for a two-state solution in the Middle East, while outlining a new domestic 10-year plan. The speech follows his meetings with global leaders like Donald Trump. Burnham framed his policies as a response to insecurity, arguing that economic opportunity reduces vulnerability to misinformation, and concluded by promising world leaders they can "count on" the UK.