Sky News Today with Jayne Secker

Andy Burnham delivered his first speech since Keir Starmer resigned as Prime Minister, promising to introduce the biggest post-war council house-building programme and establish a 'Number 10 in the North' based in Manchester if he becomes Prime Minister. He stated his intention to break with the current approach and create a more collaborative politics, taking power out of the centre. Responses came from Conservative leader Kemi Bednok, who dismissed the devolution proposals, Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey, who called for real change, SNP Westminster leader Dave Duggan, who accused Burnham of empty promises, and the First Minister of Wales, who expressed a desire for a constructive relationship but raised concerns about Burnham's past comments on the Barnett formula.

German police reported that six people died and several were wounded in a shooting at a youth facility in the northern German city of Stadt, west of Hamburg. Two suspects have been detained, including the suspected gunman, and police said there is no further danger to the public. Separately, former parliamentary aide to Rishi Sunak, Craig Williams, pleaded guilty to cheating at gambling by placing a £100 bet on the date of the 2024 general election three days before it was called. In Venezuela, rescue teams continued searching for survivors five days after powerful earthquakes, with at least 1,450 killed and 47,000 missing. A mother and her newborn were rescued after 32 hours, and a 21-year-old man was pulled from rubble in a coordinated rescue effort involving El Salvador, Venezuela, and Mexico.