Sir Keir Starmer leaves No 10 Downing Street, with reporting indicating his work there is finished and that Andy Burnham is poised to take power. Coverage across outlets describes Starmer departing Downing Street in the company of close supporters. The Evening Standard reports that Starmer is joined by his wife, Lady Victoria Starmer, along with colleagues and friends during the departure. Other accounts echo the same framing, using the phrase “My work is done” in relation to Starmer as he exits the residence. The articles also consistently reference Burnham as the next figure expected to be in a position to lead, though the specifics of how Burnham assumes authority are not detailed in the provided summaries. Overall, the sources agree on the central timeline of Starmer’s departure from No 10 and on the political implication that Burnham is expected to move into a leading role afterward. The reporting focuses on the public moment of the exit and the immediate positioning of Burnham rather than on detailed policy or procedural developments.