Congratulations, @AndyBurnhamGM, Labour’s new MP for Makerfield.

We’ve done incredible things.

I will stand in any leadership contest.

We won a significant general election result in 2024, with a mandate to bring about change. I'm not going to walk away from that.

In relation to the wider question, look, there are many actors who want to divide our country and to cause conflict in our country.

Let's pull together as a party and a movement. The one thing we've got to avoid doing is plunging our party and our country into chaos by turning on each other and tearing apart our party and our movement. That has never worked. That's…

I want him to have a big role in government

I will fight if there’s a challenge

We’ve tried privatisation for two or three decades and it’s a complete mess.

I'm calling on tech companies operating in this country to introduce device controls that prevent children from sending and receiving sexually explicit images.

Together we will tackle the cost of living, boost jobs and create opportunities for young people.

My Labour Government is delivering on our promise to reset our relationship and put Britain at the heart of Europe.

Look, the approach we'll take to the new bill, as it will now be - essentially the same bill - is exactly the same approach as we took before, which is the government will not take a position on it.

We're the government that is significantly increasing defending defence spending - hard edged.

What we're now doing is going through with the new Defence Secretary, who's obviously reading into this, where he wants that money to be spent.

What I do every day is remind myself what I'm here to do. I was elected to serve the country and that is… other people can say what they like. I'm focused on what's my job.

Oh, Andy is a great asset. And, yes, I want him to have a big role in government.

Tonight we can dare to dream again. We have a brilliant Three Lions squad, packed with the talent and experience, to get that second star on the shirt.

I'm not gonna jinx the World Cup but, you know, the last time we won the World Cup it was a Labour government.

We’ve made real progress with that.

We agreed that we wouldn’t do diplomacy by shouting into megaphones.

We should look forward to what a relationship with the EU looks like.

We shouldn’t spend the whole time looking backwards to Brexit and going over and over the Brexit vote.

But if there is a challenge then I intend to fight. I’m not going to walk away from that, and I’ve been clear and consistent about that.

I don’t think there should be a challenge. I think history, particularly the last government, shows that that isn’t a successful way for a government to behave.