London: British Prime Minister Andy Burnham will set off on a nationwide tour to hear people's cost-of-living concerns and unveil a set of measures to give them some "room to breathe", officials said on Sunday.
Burnham, who replaced Keir Starmer at 10 Downing Street last month, will spend the rest of the parliamentary summer recess month of August in "listening mode" as he travels around the country. He also plans to use the so-called cost-of-living tour to tell voters about his 10-year plan for the UK.
