British Prime Minister Andy Burnham's Fake White House Connection Revealed

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham was revealed to be corresponding with a person claiming to be the fake White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles. The Prime Minister's Office refused to comment, calling the matter a matter of national security.

Authorities announced that only a few messages were exchanged between Burnham and the fake contact, and that no verbal conversation took place between the two. Sources said that no important messages were shared with the fake link and that the messages were reported to the relevant authorities when it was realized that they were suspicious.

The incident was reported to the White House by the British Embassy in Washington. Officials stated that England was concerned about the incident and that they did not want their names to be disclosed because the situation concerned national security.

Previously, the FBI had conducted an investigation into the hacking of White House Chief of Staff Wiles' phone in May. Wiles announced at that time that his phone was hacked and that the person pretending to be him was sending messages to senior US officials.

Burnham became British Prime Minister on July 20. The content and time of the fake linked correspondence are unknown.