British Prime Minister Andy Burnham rejected the possibility of holding early parliamentary elections, APA reports.
"I want to put an end once and for all to all this speculation about a snap election. People want me, having recently taken office, to get on with my job and deliver on my promises, not to put selfish political interests above all else – which is exactly what I would do if I called an election. I'm not going to do that," Burnham, who took office on July 20, assured on ITV.