The Prime Minister says there is no clear consensus for holding a second independence referendum, according to comments reported following an STV News interview. The statement is attributed to Burnham, who discusses the current level of public and political support for another vote.

Both outlets frame the remarks as a response to ongoing debate about whether and when another referendum should take place. While the coverage cites the same core claim—that there is not a clear mandate—neither report in the provided excerpts adds specific figures, details of proposed timing, or references to agreed conditions for a potential vote. The Evening Standard notes the interview with STV News, while the Belfast Telegraph likewise highlights the “no clear consensus” line, without further elaboration in the excerpt.