The day's editorial focus shifted entirely to Andy Burnham's first hours as prime minister. Morning coverage tracked Keir Starmer's farewell speech and Burnham's appointment by the King, with pledges on cost of living and rough sleeping. By afternoon, attention turned to a sweeping cabinet reshuffle: Rachel Reeves and David Lammy were sacked, John Healey was named Chancellor, and Ed Miliband became Foreign Secretary in what was widely framed as a snub. Angela Rayner returned to her former role. The Telegraph predicted failure for the new premiership, while HuffPost UK and the Evening Standard called it a 'cabinet bloodbath'. The World Cup final aftermath and Kevin Keegan's death were secondary stories, briefly surfacing but never challenging the political transition for primacy.