Keir Starmer breaks silence on resignation and issues Andy Burnham warning: 'I don't think it's possible!'
Sir Keir Starmer has broken his silence on his resignation as Prime Minister in an untypically candid interview with the BBC.
The Prime Minister, who could be out of No10 as early as July 17, issued a dire warning to his successor-in-waiting, Andy Burnham.
When asked if a Prime Minister could spend less time on diplomacy than him, Sir Keir: "No, I don't think it is possible."
He added: "There's often this discussion – what's the right balance between dealing with international affairs and dealing with domestic affairs? They're one and the same thing."
The Prime Minister, who was labelled "never here Keir" due to the number of foreign trips he embarked upon during his premiership, also opened up on his decision to tender his resignation.
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