Labour’s former deputy leader Angela Rayner calls on Keir Starmer to “set out change” and bring back former Labour figure Andy Burnham, according to reports in the Belfast Telegraph and the Evening Standard. Rayner says Starmer must present a clear programme of change rather than allow the party to drift from its core support. She also warns Labour risks becoming “a party of the well-off, not working people.” The coverage describes Rayner’s comments as a push for Labour to reassess its priorities and messaging, arguing that the party should more closely reflect the concerns of working people. While the outlets focus on different aspects of her statement, both report the same central demands: Starmer should clearly outline policy change, and Rayner believes Burnham should play a renewed role. The reports frame Rayner’s remarks as part of ongoing internal pressure within Labour ahead of further political contestation, with her intervention highlighting concerns about direction and representation within the party.