Why the U.K. Can’t Keep a Prime Minister | WSJ // TRAIN BRAIN

Why the U.K. Can’t Keep a Prime Minister | WSJ

The U.K. is on the cusp of having its sixth leader in just seven years after Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced his resignation on Monday. It comes after Starmer – a former human rights lawyer who returned the Labour Party to power for the first time in 14 years – failed to enact change fast enough for a weary British public and faced growing rebellion from his own lawmakers.
WSJ explains what went wrong in Starmer’s premiership and what comes next for the U.K.
Chapters:
0:00 Starmer resigns
1:02 Starmer’s missteps
3:24 Policy u-turns
4:04 Relationship with Trump
5:01 Local elections
6:29 What’s next?
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