Just two years after leading Labour to a historic landslide victory, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced his resignation amid mounting political and economic challenges. Once seen as the leader who would restore stability after years of Conservative turmoil, Starmer's government struggled with sluggish economic growth, pressure on public services, internal party divisions and declining public confidence. His departure follows a crushing setback for Labour in recent local and regional elections, triggering a leadership crisis within the party. As Britain prepares for yet another political transition, attention is turning to potential successors, with former Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham emerging as a leading contender.