Andy Burnham is about to release the cost of living.

Andy Burnham is set to announce new support to help people struggling with the cost of living when his cabinet meets for the first time.

The new Prime Minister has promised to give “breathing space” to households struggling with the cost of living as she stands at Number 10, promising to provide details on Tuesday.

On Monday night, Burnham completed the appointments to his senior team, including key appointments John Healey as chancellor and Ed Miliband as foreign secretary.

Former deputy prime minister Angela Rayner is back in government as housing secretary, as is a new defense secretary, Wes Streeting.

The Prime Minister is expected to appoint his younger members on Tuesday.

In his first Downing Street speech to the public on Monday, Burnham said he wanted to bring about “the biggest change in 40 years” to British politics.

Later this year, he announced his intention to unveil a 10-year “New Britain Plan”, which he explained would set out “the way we all want Britain to be”.

Burnham on Tuesday promised to roll out some of his government’s measures to “give people some breathing room, help some with the cost of living” and explain how he would pay for them.

Speaking to broadcasters on Monday, Haley said the pair would work to “defy uncertainty and meet budget deadlines” and “make life more affordable for working people in the UK”.

Housing Secretary Rayner, in her previous role in Sir Keir’s government, will be on a mission to end rough sleeping and deliver on the record building of council homes. She stopped after September 2025. She admitted she had underpaid stamp duty on her £800,000 flat in Hove..

Yvette Cooper’s new portfolio will oversee the much-hyped reform of the social care system.

And the new defense secretary, Wes Streeting, will be under pressure to set out a roadmap for how the UK will meet NATO spending targets. He resigned as health secretary in May He said he lost faith in Prime Minister Keir Starmer at the time.

Burnham said he wanted to honor the UK’s commitments on defense spending.

Shabana Mahmoud will continue as Home Secretary and Louise Haig, Burnham’s successor, will take on roles in government, including First Secretary of State, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and Cabinet Office Minister.