British PM Andy Burnham hits a chord on Kyiv visit

Burnham played some chords on a guitar next to a Ukrainian soldier in the back of a soundproofed van.

Andy Burnham made his first visit to Ukraine as Prime Minister today (August 24)

Andy Burnham is making his first foreign visit as prime minister to Ukraine, marking the country’s independence day. Burnham will use the trip to announce that the UK government will declassify information about missiles to help Ukraine build its own. Lucy Hough speaks to senior international correspondent Luke Harding

UK’s Andy Burnham visits Kyiv on first trip as prime minister  CNN

Ukraine today marked its Independence Day with huge drone attacks on three major Russian online shopping hubs and an audacious bid to strike Vladimir Putin's military cosmodrome.

Andy Burnham to visit Kyiv: Tom Swarbrick is joined by former Security Minister Tom Tugendhat  lbc.co.uk

Prime Minister will allow European defence firm MBDA to declassify information on UK components for the long-range Scalp missile

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham will co-chair the meeting of the so-called Coalition of the Willing in Kyiv on Monday, along with French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.

New UK PM Andy Burnham to make visit to Kyiv on Monday  euractiv.com

New UK PM Andy Burnham to make visit to Kyiv on Monday: office

Andy Burnham's first trip abroad as PM will see him co-chair a meeting of Ukraine's main backers and meet with Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The visit comes as Ukraine marks its 35th independence day. DW has more.

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham will visit Kyiv on Monday on his first international visit since taking office last month, his office said, as Ukraine marks its 35th independence anniversary. Burnham has vowed to give strong support to Ukraine as it battles Russia’s invasion. The Labour Party leader’s visit comes a

On Ukrainian Independence Day, the PM will tell the Ukrainian people "the UK is behind you today and for as long as it takes" and that Russia's threats only strengthen the UK's resolve

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