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Who wants to govern Britain?

As the country prepares for its seventh prime minister in a decade, some are asking: is Britain ungovernable? I’d like to pose a parallel but meaningfully different question: is there a government that wishes to govern Britain?  Every government since at least 1979 has practised one form or another of this politics of abdication. Andy

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Who wants to govern Britain?

British governments since 1979 outsourced decision-making to Brussels, regional bodies, and quangos in systematic "politics of abdication." Brexit exposed the governance collapse: ministers unprepared to deliberate and decide autonomously after decades of deferred responsibility.

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Why Britain can’t keep a prime minister

Questo articolo non è tech-relevant per il target di Warptech Tech News (manager IT, CTO, responsabili AI italiani). È pura analisi politica sulla instabilità governativa britannica. Se vuoi testare il sistema di riassunto, puoi fornire un articolo di tech/business/startup. Se invece è entrato nello scraper per errore, va segnalato al filtro categorizzazione per escluderlo.

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  1. martedì 23 giugno 2026·afr.com

    Why Britain can’t keep a prime minister

    The favourite to succeed, Andy Burnham, seems to believe in nothing: he has tended to go along with the policies of whoever was leading his party at the time.

  2. martedì 23 giugno 2026·spectator.com

    Who wants to govern Britain?

    As the country prepares for its seventh prime minister in a decade, some are asking: is Britain ungovernable? I’d like to pose a parallel but meaningfully different question: is…