Why Britain has a history of changing prime ministers

Britain is experiencing unprecedented political instability, with the country on track to have its seventh prime minister in a decade. Recent leaders like Theresa May, Boris Johnson, and Liz Truss faced internal party pressures and scandals that led to their departures. The traditional two-party system is fracturing as voter allegiances shift, complicating governance further. This erosion of trust between prime ministers and their MPs has also contributed to the rapid turnover in leadership.

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