Keir Starmer couldn’t beat the curse of Brexit – a politics poisoned by nationalism | Rafael Behr

Keir Starmer's failed attempt to steer the UK away from the divisive tide of Brexit highlights how nationalism has poisoned British politics. With an average prime ministerial tenure of less than two years since the Brexit referendum, the revolving door at Downing Street underscores the deep-rooted instability. This turmoil suggests that the UK's political landscape remains deeply fractured, making it increasingly challenging to achieve stable governance. Burnham's potential bid might offer a new direction, but the legacy of Brexit's divisiveness looms large.