According to reports by the British 'Mirror' and other media on the 21st, hours after officially stepping down as British Prime Minister, Sturmer was spotted drinking at a bar in northern London, with former British Chancellor of the Exchequer Ruddock and others present.
Photos taken by British media show Stamer wearing sports shoes, holding a glass of beer, and leaning against a door while talking on the phone. Reeves, on the other hand, is holding a wine glass and chatting with others. She posted on social media to thank her tenure and wished her successor as well as the new Prime Minister Bernam “everything goes well”.
"The London Standard Evening News said that 'Whether it's using alcohol to drown sorrows or celebrating their freedom, their moods seem pretty good.'"
Just a few hours before leaving Downing Street, Stamer said his “work was completed”. He added, “I left with a smile and felt proud of everything we have achieved.”
On July 20 local time, Stamer went to Buckingham Palace to hand in his resignation to King Charles III, who approved it. During his speech before the Prime Minister's Office at 10 Downing Street, he said that he would pass on the ‘baton’ to Andy Burnam, and Burnam would receive his full support.
Former Mayor of Greater Manchester, Bernham, officially succeeded Sturmer as the seventh Prime Minister in Britain in ten years, and promised to drive “the largest transformation in 40 years”. Since Britain’s referendum on Brexit in June 2016, British Prime Ministers have been replaced like a “flying light bulb”, with the shortest-serving Truss having ruled for only 49 days.
