On July 20, local time, as Britain's new Prime Minister Andy Burnham formed a new cabinet, former British Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary David Lamy, who had just left office, posted a long post on social media, lovingly reviewing his experiences and achievements in administration since entering politics, and expressed his blessings to the new government. Lamy said in the article that being able to serve as Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Justice, and Britain's first black Deputy Prime Minister in the Kiel Stammer administration with a background from an ordinary Tottenham family was the greatest honor in his life. He is extremely proud of his opposition party and his achievements during his administration. Lamy admits that he would have been very proud to continue to serve in the cabinet, but the new prime minister has the right to form his own team. He wished Andy Burnham and his new cabinet every success. Finally, Lamy promised to continue to serve the great people of Tottenham, support the Labour government in the back seat of parliament, and do his best to defeat the British Reform Party in the next general election.

On July 20, local time, as Britain's new Prime Minister Andy Burnham formed a new cabinet, former British Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary David Lamy, who had just left office, posted a long post on social media, lovingly reviewing his experiences and achievements in administration since entering politics, and expressed his blessings to the new government. Lamy said in the article that being able to serve as Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Justice, and Britain's first black Deputy Prime Minister in the Kiel Stammer administration with a background from an ordinary Tottenham family was the greatest honor in his life. He is extremely proud of his opposition party and his achievements during his administration. Lamy admits that he would have been very proud to continue to serve in the cabinet, but the new prime minister has the right to form his own team. He wished Andy Burnham and his new cabinet every success. Finally, Lamy promised to continue to serve the great people of Tottenham, support the Labour government in the back seat of parliament, and do his best to defeat the British Reform Party in the next general election.