Burnham vows to end existing pension triple lock in 2030 to help fund care
Andy Burnham has set out his plan to transform Britain, including by ending the existing state pension triple lock from 2030 to help fund a new national care service.
In his first Labour Party conference speech as prime minister, Burnham also said he wants to pave the way for greater public control over housing, water and energy services, and potentially reform the UK's electoral system.
After days of questions over how to fund his social care reforms in England, Burnham pointed to changing the triple lock to generate "significant savings".
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