Are our prime ministers the problem – or is the UK ungovernable? | Zoe Williams

The recurring turnover of prime ministers in the UK highlights a deeper issue within the electorate's expectations and engagement with the political process. As voters demand accountability and change, they must also confront the possibility that their own actions and choices contribute to the instability they decry. This cycle of blame may lead to a situation where governance becomes increasingly challenging, as the public's appetite for change clashes with the realities of political leadership.