英国首相安迪·伯纳姆在利物浦举行的工党党代表大会上发表演讲，以"重建希望"为主题阐述其改革愿景1。伯纳姆表示"我们不能继续现状，常规政治已将英国拖向衰退"1，并承诺通过打破政治常规来改变英国1。这位上台仅数月的首相继基尔·斯塔默之后，成为英国第七位首相1。
伯纳姆在演讲中重申了多项政策承诺。他计划推出"国家护理体系"，该方案将在2029年下次选举前提出，并称其"完全由资金支持，不会通过借贷实现"1。同时，他确认计划结束养老金三重锁政策以支持国家护理服务2。此外，伯纳姆承诺将选举制度改革纳入工党宣言2，并寻求与欧盟建立新的"长期"关系2。在演讲中，伯纳姆提及父亲近期去世，以家庭故事阐述了其推动根本性改革的政治决心2。
伯纳姆面临复杂的政治环境。工党在2026年5月的地方选举中遭遇严重失败1，同时面临来自改革英国党和绿党的挑战1。演讲当日上午，英国政府借贷成本达到十年高位1，增加了其改革议程的实施难度。
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham delivered a keynote address at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool, pledging to break with political convention and restore hope to the nation.1 Burnham, who has held office for only a few months as the country's seventh prime minister following Keir Starmer, declared that "We can't carry on as we are. Politics as usual has taken Britain backwards."1 The conference, themed around "hope again," comes at a challenging moment for the government, with borrowing costs reaching their highest level in a decade on the morning of his speech.1
The prime minister outlined an ambitious policy agenda while confronting difficult trade-offs among economic growth, reduced living costs, pension security, improved care services, infrastructure investment, and increased military spending.1 Burnham announced plans for a National Care System to be delivered before the next general election in 2029, stating the initiative would be "fully funded, and not by borrowing."1 He committed to ending the triple lock on pensions to help finance the care programme and pledged to pursue a new "long-term" relationship with the European Union.2 The government will also prioritize electoral reform, with Burnham promising to include this commitment in the Labour manifesto.2 In an emotional moment during his address, Burnham referenced his father's recent death while explaining his determination to drive fundamental reform.2 These pledges come after Labour suffered significant losses in local and regional elections in May 2026, and face ongoing political pressure from Reform UK and the Green Party.1
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