I'm not tempted to call an early election, Burnham says
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Andy Burnham has insisted he is not tempted to call an early general election, arguing it would throw "the country into a backward-looking process".
安迪·伯纳姆坚称，他无意提前举行大选，认为这会让“国家陷入倒退的过程”。
During a round of BBC interviews ahead of Labour's annual conference, the prime minister said his focus was on helping people with the cost of living and supporting businesses.
在工党年度会议之前接受英国广播公司(BBC)采访时，首相表示，他的重点是帮助人们支付生活费用并支持企业。
Recent polling has suggested Labour's position has improved since Burnham replaced Sir Keir Starmer in Downing Street in July, although Reform UK and the Conservatives are not far behind.
最近的民意调查显示，自伯纳姆7月取代唐宁街凯尔·斯塔默爵士以来，工党的地位有所改善，尽管英国改革党和保守党也不甘落后。
An early general election could give Burnham a mandate of his own and free him from commitments made in Labour's 2024 manifesto. The next general election must be held by August 2029.
提前大选可能会给伯纳姆带来自己的授权，并使他摆脱工党 2024 年宣言中做出的承诺。 下一次大选必须在 2029 年 8 月之前举行。
Asked by ITV Calendar if the next election would be in 2029, he replied: "Yes, that's when the next election will be.
当被 ITV Calendar 问及下一次选举是否会在 2029 年举行时，他回答说：“是的，那就是下一次选举的时间。
"All of this speculation on an early election, I can knock that dead."
“所有关于提前选举的猜测，我都可以消除。”
New policies, election speculation: What to expect from Burnham's first Labour conference as PM Burnham heads to his first Labour Party conference as prime minister this weekend, with speculation over the prospect of a snap election likely to be a topic of conversation among some of those attending the event in Liverpool.
新政策、选举猜测：伯纳姆作为首相首次召开工党会议有何期待 伯纳姆将于本周末作为首相参加他的第一次工党会议，对提前选举前景的猜测可能成为参加利物浦会议的一些人的讨论话题。
Labour has been projected to lose its majority but remain the largest party in the House of Commons if there was a snap election, according to recent polling.
根据最近的民意调查，如果提前举行大选，工党预计将失去多数席位，但仍是下议院第一大党。
It comes amid media reports that some of the prime minister's advisers have been weighing up the prospect of an election as early as next year.
据媒体报道，总理的一些顾问一直在权衡最早明年举行选举的前景。
But Burnham sought to rule out this prospect during interviews with BBC regional political editors ahead of the conference opening on Sunday.
但伯纳姆在周日会议开幕前接受 BBC 地区政治编辑采访时试图排除这种可能性。
Asked by BBC West political editor Paul Barltrop whether he was tempted to call an early poll, Burnham replied: "No, not particularly.
当 BBC West 政治编辑保罗·巴尔特罗普 (Paul Barltrop) 问他是否想提前进行民意调查时，伯纳姆回答道：“不，不是特别想。
No, I'm not. "I see all the speculation and it just races ahead," he said.
不，我不是。 “我看到了所有的猜测，而且一切都在快速发展，”他说。
He added: "No election anytime soon.
他补充道：“短期内不会举行选举。
I'm focused on the job as prime minister, doing what I said I would do." He was later asked by BBC East Midlands political editor Peter Saull if there would be a general election next May, alongside council elections in the area.
我专注于总理的工作，做我说过要做的事。” 后来，BBC 东米德兰兹政治编辑 Peter Saull 问他明年五月是否会在该地区举行议会选举的同时举行大选。
The PM replied "no" before adding: "Not having a general election."
总理回答“不”，然后补充道：“不举行大选。”
Burnham also said he wants to use the conference to say more about "the direction I want to take the country in", adding: "The focus is on that, helping people with the cost of living, helping businesses with the cost of running a business.
伯纳姆还表示，他希望利用这次会议更多地阐述“我想要带领国家走向的方向”，并补充道：“重点是帮助人们降低生活成本，帮助企业降低经营成本。
"These have got to be the priorities right now, rather than throwing the country into a backward-looking process where we're arguing again amongst ourselves."
“这些必须成为现在的优先事项，而不是让国家陷入一个我们内部再次争论的向后看的过程。”
Burnham said he wanted to ensure people are "feeling a bit of hope in their lives again", adding: "That's what I'm trying to do, and I hope to take it further in the coming period, rather than putting people back into an election cycle."
伯纳姆表示，他希望确保人们“再次对生活感到一点希望”，并补充道：“这就是我正在努力做的事情，我希望在未来一段时间内进一步采取行动，而不是让人们重新陷入选举周期。”
The prime minister was also asked about the number of migrants crossing the English Channel in small boats.
首相还被问及乘坐小船穿越英吉利海峡的移民人数。
It comes after 781 people were recorded arriving in 10 boats on Wednesday, the highest total for a single day so far this year.
据记录，周三有 781 人乘 10 艘船抵达，这是今年迄今为止单日人数最多的一次。
Burnham said his goal was that he didn't "want to see any crossings at all".
伯纳姆表示，他的目标是“根本不想看到任何交叉口”。
He declined to put a timescale on the ambition, but said his government would "not stop" working until crossings went "right down".
他拒绝透露这一雄心壮志的时间表，但表示他的政府将“不会停止”工作，直到过境点“完全关闭”。
He argued that Brexit had hampered the UK's ability to stop the arrivals, saying it had led to a "loss of collaboration with neighbours".
他认为，英国脱欧阻碍了英国阻止移民的能力，并称这导致“与邻国失去合作”。
Elsewhere in the series of interviews, he said: He would not do any "special interviews" with The Sun.
在一系列采访的其他地方，他说： 他不会接受《太阳报》的任何“特别采访”。
In 2015, he told the BBC he had not forgiven the newspaper for its coverage of the 1989 Hillsborough disaster.
2015 年，他告诉 BBC，他并没有原谅该报对 1989 年希尔斯伯勒灾难的报道。
Tourists would not "begrudge paying a few extra pounds" as a result of his proposal to allow regional mayors in England to charge new tax on visitors' overnight stays The government would "do what we can within the resources that we've got to support people" in the Budget next month
由于他提议允许英格兰地区市长对游客过夜住宿征收新税，游客不会“吝惜多付几英镑” 政府将在下个月的预算中“在我们拥有的资源范围内尽我们所能来支持人民”
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