Statements from the UK Prime Minister’s Office (10 Downing Street), with the source given.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham met the First Ministers of Scotland and Wales in Glasgow on 30 October. He proposed working together so that more decisions go to regions and cities, not just to the parliaments in Edinburgh or Cardiff. It was the first meeting of the National Economic Council with the UK nations.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Chancellor John Healey spoke to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on 28 October, ahead of Cabinet. They said the Budget would increase financial support for Ukraine by £10 billion. They also announced further sanctions on Russia and talks at the European Political Community.
The Prime Minister’s Office has announced an extra £432 million to tackle rough sleeping in England, £874 million in total by the end of this Parliament. The aim is for every person sleeping rough to be offered a route off the streets before Christmas. The sum is to be confirmed in Wednesday’s Budget.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Chancellor John Healey have announced reform of the Green Book – the rules by which the government assesses public investment. Projects in one place will be assessed together, and the discount rate will fall from 3.5% to 3%. Details in the Budget on 28 October. What it means for construction, transport and service firms.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham spoke to Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk on 21 October. Topics: support for Ukraine through the winter, the UK–EU summit on 20 November and the EU's “Made in Europe” plan, which could make it harder for British firms to access public procurement in the EU. We explain what it means for Polish businesses in the UK.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham spoke to US President Donald Trump on 23 October. He stressed that Ukraine needs full access to Starlink, and the leaders discussed cooperation on nuclear energy and the Jackdaw gas field. Both said they would meet soon.
The Prime Minister's Office has announced the second UK–EU summit in Brussels on 20 November. Prime Minister Andy Burnham wants less red tape and lower costs for businesses, farmers and families.
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