From The Times and The Sunday Times, this is The Story. I'm Luke Jones.
Keir Starmer has left the building.
You have given us a clear mandate, and we will use it to deliver change.
Two years ago, he was carried into Downing Street on the crest of an enormous electoral landslide.
To restore service and respect to politics, end the era of noisy performance,
tread more lightly on your lives, and unite our country.
But on Monday afternoon, out of work, jacket off, and shirt sleeves rolled up,
he was pictured enjoying a pint outside a pub.
Rachel Reeves had her sunglasses on, glass of white wine on the go.
Their two-and-a-bit years was done.
Andy Burnham, meanwhile, new pencil case ready, was getting to work.
There can do something to give people some breathing space now, some help with the cost of living.
It's been a policy blitz.
I will put the care of people at the heart of everything I do.
I will give this my all, and I ask you all to pull with me.
Gloom is out, cost of living help is front and center.
The different path he is trying to beat is clearly all about optimism.
Let us make this the moment when Britain starts to believe again, the moment we bring back hope.
Will it work, though? Is it actually anything new?
The Story today: Starmer and Burnham, a tale of two PMs.