Here’s a possibility – although not (yet) a confident prediction. The possibility is that the two most successful British political parties of the past 100 years, Labour and the Conservatives, are in such trouble that either or even both could unseat their current leader in a few months.
The leaders – Kemi Badenoch for the Conservatives and Prime Minister Keir Starmer for Labour – are in deep trouble. Both parties are performing badly in opinion polls. Both leaders are blamed, usually anonymously by colleagues, for those miserable poll ratings owing to lacklustre performances and poor leadership. If the May local elections in England as well as contests for the devolved parliaments in Scotland and Wales go badly, it could be the end of Ms Badenoch or Mr Starmer – or both of them.
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