Now Andy Burnham is in Downing Street and addressed Parliament, let’s do a fast update on the prophetic words Veronika West brought:

JULY 2026

Prophetic Warning for UK: Watch – 9/11 leadership handover! – Veronika West

Press’ news echoes previous day’s prophecies!

UK PROPHETIC ALERT (recall ‘fox’ in Parliament and Brexit, per Veronika West)

NB: Operative word to “bin” Burnham??  Read in full at HKP

TODAY’s NEWS

‘Britain will go bankrupt under Andy Burnham, Kemi Badenoch has said.

The Conservative Party leader said the Prime Minister risked running out of money by making too many promises and being unable to say no to government departments.

In a speech on Thursday morning, Mrs Badenoch set out her plans to increase defence spending to 3 per cent of GDP by 2030 by slashing Britain’s welfare bill. Mr Burnham has so far declined to commit to the same target.

In a warning to the Prime Minister about the threat posed by Russia, Mrs Badenoch said: “Vladimir Putin called Britain Russia’s number one enemy. National security doesn’t just happen, we have to pay for it and that means spending more money on defence.”

Asked whether Mr Burnham would bankrupt Britain, she said: “If you listen to his statement on [Tuesday], I think the answer is ‘probably’, because he had so many requests for government spending, so many requests for taxpayers’ money.

“He didn’t say ‘no’ to anything. If someone doesn’t know how to say ‘no’, then, yes, they will run out of money. The problem with socialism is they always run out of other people’s money, not their own.”   Continue reading (no paywall) > https://www.telegraph.co.uk/gift/45d5f9951a67c034

‘Brace, brace for impact: a financial tsunami is heading for Britain, threatening to sweep away Andy Burnham’s premiership before it even gets started. If our fair-weather PM isn’t careful, the first Budget he is preparing with John Healey could well be their last: yes, the crisis is that grave.

It is a miracle it didn’t happen sooner, but in recent days the markets finally lost confidence in the British state’s ability to balance its books and to keep control of inflation, and are demanding sharply higher interest rates to keep lending us the £252bn worth of gilts we hope to borrow this year alone (including redemptions).

The result: British politics was permanently upended in a matter of days. All the old assumptions have been demolished. An even greater share of tax receipts will have to go towards paying debt interest, and the cost of loans and mortgages will also rise, accelerating the real-terms decline in house prices…’  Continue reading (no paywall) > https://www.telegraph.co.uk/gift/e8efc9c61c54b0a7