British Prime Minister Burnham said on the 26th that Britain will not hold a general election in the near future, and the current focus of work is on carrying out administrative duties. In an interview on the same day, Burnham was asked when voters will be able to support him in strengthening the relationship between Britain and the European Union through elections. Burnham said that there will be no general election in the near future, and the public may not consider this issue first. He also said that Britain is gradually recovering its momentum of development, regaining its positive atmosphere and clarifying the direction of development. Improving relations with Europe is part of its efforts to help Britain establish the direction of development. The last general election in the UK was held in July 2024. According to the relevant regulations of the British Parliament, the British Prime Minister can request the dissolution of Parliament and hold a general election in advance. If an early general election is not held, the current parliament will automatically be dissolved on July 9, 2029, and the next general election must be held on August 15, 2029 at the latest.

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