From broken promises to economic chaos, British politics has served up a spectacular parade of failure. It's time to rank the architects of our national mess.
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Boris Johnson
From the Brexit bus to Partygate, Johnson turned Downing Street into a circus tent. He charmed millions while the country burned β and then quit before the bill arrived.
Liz Truss
Truss managed to spook the markets, sink the pound, and outlast a lettuce β all in under two months. Her mini-budget will be studied in economics classes as a masterclass in what not to do.
Rishi Sunak
Sunak flew back from California to save the Tory party, then proceeded to call a disastrous election he didn't have to call when he did. He leaves Britain wondering what exactly he was for.

Theresa May
May spent three years negotiating a deal that Parliament rejected three times, paralysing the country in the process. Her legacy is a masterclass in stubbornness dressed up as determination.

Keir Starmer
Starmer rode into power on a wave of anti-Tory fury, then immediately started rowing back on promises and handing out freebies to donors. It turns out the change he promised was mostly a rebrand.
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