On July 20, local time, King Charles III of England accepted Prime Minister Stammer's resignation. Stammer officially stepped down as prime minister of the United Kingdom a day earlier. Stammer delivered his resignation speech at the Prime Minister's Office at 10 Downing Street. Stammer then met King Charles III of England at Buckingham Palace and officially submitted his resignation as prime minister. According to the procedure, after the king accepted his resignation, Stammer officially stepped down as prime minister. Subsequently, Burnham, the new leader of the Labor Party, was appointed by the king at Buckingham Palace, became the new prime minister, and was authorized by the king to form a new government. Afterwards, Burnham will deliver his first speech as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom at the Prime Minister's Office. On June 22, local time, Stammer announced that he would resign as head of the British Labour Party and serve as prime minister until his successor is elected. On July 17, local time, the British Labour Party announced that Burnham was elected leader of the Labour Party. According to the British Parliament system, the new Labour Party leader directly took over as prime minister, and there is no need to hold a national election.

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