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Has Brexit Made It Impossible To Be A Successful British Prime Minister?

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Keir Starmer was meant to fix the country, having promised a clean break from the chaos which engulfed the Conservatives. But on Monday, less than two years after his landslide win, the prime minister acknowledged he no longer has the support of his Labour MPs and would stand down in weeks. His announcement means the UK is now, remarkably, heading for its seventh PM – all-but certainly Andy Burnham – in a decade after years of alarming churn in Downing Street.
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Tories And Reform Under Fire For 'Trumpian' Obsession With Oil And Gas Drilling Even As UK Roasts

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Kate Nicholson Wed, June 24, 2026 at 10:42 a.m. UTC 3 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Nigel Farage and Kemi Badenoch Climate campaigners have accused the Conservatives and Reform UK of pushing for more drilling in the North Sea even as the country suffers through a major heatwave. Red heat health alerts are in place across much of England and Wales, with school closures and rail operators advising against non-essential travel.
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Who Might Be In Andy Burnham's Cabinet If He Becomes The Next PM?

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Andy Burnham is currently the only person who has declared they want to replace Keir Starmer as the next Labour leader and de facto prime minsiter. Unless another Labour MP puts their head above the parapet before nominations close on July 16 with support from at least 81 MPs, Burnham's path to Downing Street looks pretty clear. If he's uncontested, he will be in No.10 as the prime minister by July 17 or 18 – meaning speculation over what his time in office might look like.
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