The Papers: 'Burnham's new era' and 'Viva España!'
UK newspapers are split between the historic World Cup win for Spain and the transition of power to incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham. Burnham is expected to focus on a 'big state' agenda, including potential public ownership of key industries.
Why it matters
The shift in UK leadership signals a potential move toward more interventionist economic policies, marking a significant change in the national political landscape.
Image caption, The majority of the papers have split their focus between two stories: Andy Burnham, who will become UK prime minister on Monday, and Spain's victory over Argentina in the World Cup final. The Daily Telegraph features a photograph of Spain's team adorned in medals and holding the World Cup aloft, alongside a story that highlights the incoming prime minister's plan for a "new era of big state". It says that Burnham is "eyeing public ownership of key industries", including the National Lottery, Thames Water and local bus services.
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