This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Nick Miles and in the early hours of Saturday the 6th of July these are our main stories.

Britain's new Prime Minister Kiea Starmer has appointed his senior government team after the

centre-left Labour Party swept to power in Thursday's general election.

Joe Biden has told a campaign event that he's fit and ready to stay in the presidential race,

days after his lack-lasting performance in the US presidential debate with Donald Trump.

Hungary's Prime Minister Victor Orban has held talks with Vladimir Putin in Moscow on a visit that's drawn

sharp criticism from other European leaders.

Also in this podcast, after the recent violence surrounding the youth-led protests in Kenya

I took a long time before coming to X I think I should be more often in this X space to engage

with you guys and to deal with situation there.

The president goes on social media.

Will it help?

We begin in the UK, Hours after his Labour Party was swept to office with a massive electoral

majority, Britain's new Prime Minister Kiestarma has assembled his senior government team.

His aim he told supporters was to rebuild Britain and restore trust in politics,

although he warned this would take time.

Whether you voted labour or not, in fact, especially if you did not, I say to you directly,

my government will serve you.

Politics can be a force for good. We will show that. We've changed the

Labour Party, returned it to service and that is how we will govern country first party second.

Labour has a majority of more than 170 ending 14 years of often turbulent

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