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Analysis: The 'Curse' of Downing Street and UK Political Instability
An analysis explores the phenomenon dubbed the 'curse of Downing Street,' questioning why British prime ministers are falling like dominoes. Once considered one of the most politically stable democracies, the UK has seen frequent changes in leadership, contrasting with the long tenures of past prime ministers like Margaret Thatcher and Tony Blair.
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