Why Britain’s prime ministerial doom loop will continue until immigration reform is fixed

The constant revolving door of British prime ministers signals a deep-rooted political instability that's tied to unresolved immigration issues. With Keir Starmer's resignation following in the footsteps of predecessors like Tony Blair and John Major, the UK's leadership turmoil underscores a systemic problem that's been plaguing the nation. Until the government tackles its immigration policies, the cycle of political upheaval is unlikely to end, affecting everything from public trust to the country's international standing. This instability matters because it reflects broader issues about governance, national identity, and the ability to manage one of the world's most diverse populations.