Andy Burnham meets Labour MPs as he tries to “win their confidence” to become the party’s next prime minister, according to Harriet Harman. The reports describe the meeting as part of Burnham’s efforts to build support inside Labour ahead of taking on the role. The coverage is set against a broader political transition within Labour, including Keir Starmer’s resignation as prime minister and Burnham being sworn in as an MP, as noted in related outlet reporting in the story feed. Additional analysis pieces referenced in the same set of headlines outline what a potential Burnham premiership could mean, and compare aspects of his political approach with that of Starmer. Overall, the accounts agree on the purpose of the meetings: consolidating backing among Labour MPs. The timing and specific outcomes of discussions are not detailed in the provided summaries, but the focus remains on gathering confidence and positioning Burnham for leadership within the parliamentary party.