In a seemingly ungovernable Britain, prime ministers keep failing and falling
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LONDON — Britain was once a byword for stable, stolid democracy: the mother of parliaments, the country that keeps calm and carries on. But since the referendum a decade ago to quit the European Union, it has been more of a political “Gong Show,” with a half-dozen prime ministers trying and failing to revive a flatlined economy and appease furious voters.
