UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham is considering postponing the presentation of his ten-year plan for the country from December to January. He says this in an interview with The Economist, reports Bloomberg News.
The plan is to cover energy, water, housing and transport, among other areas, and is expected to be central to the government’s ambition to transform the British economy.
Any delay risks increasing concern within Labour, where members of parliament have already expressed doubts about the plan’s impact.
Burnham also says that international standards for artificial intelligence will be a key issue at next year’s G20 meeting in the UK.
Russian President Vladimir Putin will not be invited, as a result of the war in Ukraine.
