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Niall Ferguson: Brexit and Starmer's Fall Are Symptoms of Britain's Broken Political System

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Niall Ferguson

2h ago· 3 min readenOpinion

Summary

Niall Ferguson argues that Keir Starmer's resignation and the 10th anniversary of Brexit are linked by Britain's anachronistic political system. The article suggests that Brexit, now widely seen as an economic failure, and the rapid turnover of prime ministers (seven in 10 years) both stem from deep structural problems in how Britain is governed, raising the question of whether the country has become ungovernable.

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bskyNiall Ferguson: Brexit and Starmer's Fall Are Symptoms of Britain's Broken Political Systemthefp.com

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But what exactly has made Britain so difficult to lead—and is it possible that the country is simply ungovernable?
The timing of Starmer's announcement is notable. This week marks the 10th anniversary of Brexit, when the United Kingdom voted to leave th
Keir Starmer's downfall marks a decade since the fateful referendum, which is now regarded as an economic failure. But both can be understood only as products of an anachronistic political system, writes Niall Ferguson.
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Keir Starmer’s downfall marks a decade since the fateful referendum, which is now regarded as an economic failure. But both can be understood only as products of an anachronistic political system, writes Niall Ferguson.

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