Britain just changed its Prime Minister without a single vote. Keir Starmer gave his final Prime Minister's Questions today, and on Monday Andy Burnham walks into Downing Street after a quiet, unopposed coronation. We break down the six stories behind the handover that will shape your taxes, your borders and Britain's place in the world.

In this episode:
• Why Starmer is out after just two years, and how his replacement was chosen behind closed doors
• Shabana Mahmood set to be Chancellor over Ed Miliband, and the unelected former banker who may really run the Treasury
• The one hundred billion pound deficit and the wealth tax question Burnham refused to answer
• Kemi Badenoch's warning to Labour: changing your leader is not a silver bullet
• Starmer's parting legacy, from the Hillsborough Law to Ronan's Law to the forced adoption apology
• The Trump tariff deal that quietly saved Jaguar Land Rover
• Argentina brands Britain pirates and challenges the Falklands as England meet them at the World Cup

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0:00 Intro
0:45 Starmer stands down: Britain gets a new PM with no vote
2:25 Shabana Mahmood as Chancellor and the power behind the Treasury
4:05 Kemi Badenoch's warning to Labour
5:20 Starmer's parting legacy: Hillsborough, Ronan's Law, adoption apology
6:35 The Trump tariff deal that saved Jaguar Land Rover
7:25 Argentina brands Britain pirates over the Falklands