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Britain’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces his resignation to the media outside 10 Downing Street in London on Monday. (Kin Cheung\/AP)<\/figcaption>\n<\/figure>\n

LONDON \u2014 Announcing his resignation<\/a> on Monday, U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer appeared in a uniquely British tableau: the small lectern, the glossy black door, the brass \u201cNo. 10\u201d gleaming over his shoulder. Starmer was the sixth occupant of Downing Street<\/a> to quit under pressure in the last decade.<\/p>

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But while the setting was pure London, the forces that felled him were not particular to Britain \u2014 they were the latest gusts in a populist gale that is battering mainstay political parties from Washington to Paris to Berlin.<\/p>\n

Across the West\u2019s advanced democracies, conventional parties of the left and right are being gutted by the same dynamics: stagnant wages, a fraying social contract, an electorate that has concluded the people running things either can\u2019t or won\u2019t fix what\u2019s broken.<\/p>\n

In nearly every case, that fury has organized itself around an outsize figure or two \u2014 Donald Trump in the United States, Marine Le Pen in France, Alice Weidel in Germany, Nigel Farage in Britain \u2014 and around fiery rhetoric rather than a party platform or governing philosophy.<\/p>\n

These figures differ in temperament and ideology, but they share a method: convert diffuse anger over immigration, the cost of living and a sense of national drift into a singular, durable political brand, then let the establishment\u2019s own panic do the rest of the work.<\/p>\n

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Nigel Farage celebrates victory for the Leave campaign following the U.K.’s Brexit referendum, in London on June 24, 2016. (Matt Dunham\/AP)<\/figcaption>\n<\/figure>\n

Farage, an architect of Brexit \u2014 Britain\u2019s departure from the European Union that is now viewed as an economic failure \u2014 and the leader of the surging Reform UK Party, didn\u2019t need to win an election himself to topple Keir Starmer. He just needed to scare Labour lawmakers into doing it themselves.<\/p>\n

\u201cStarmer isn\u2019t the first Prime Minister I\u2019ve deposed,\u201d Farage boasted on Monday, \u201cand he won\u2019t be the last.\u201d<\/p>\n

Starmer took office in July 2024 on Labour\u2019s biggest electoral landslide in a generation, ending nearly 15 years of Conservative Party rule that had delivered Brexit, austerity and a revolving door of its own \u2014 five Tory prime ministers in eight years.<\/p>\n

Within months Starmer\u2019s approval ratings had collapsed, in part by missteps of his own \u2014 including a reduction of heating subsidies for the elderly \u2014 but largely by the impatience of voters increasingly willing to abandon the two parties that have run Britain for more than a century in favor of insurgents who promise simpler answers.<\/p>\n

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Far-right National Rally party president Jordan Bardella, right, with Marine Le Pen in Paris on June 24, 2024. (Christophe Ena\/AP)<\/figcaption>\n<\/figure>\n

In France, Les R\u00e9publicains on the right and the Socialist Party on the left never recovered from the defeat they suffered at the hands of Emmanuel Macron, who won the presidency campaigning as an outsider in 2017. Since then, France has had seven prime ministers<\/a> and Macron has governed without a parliamentary majority since 2022. With Macron term-limited, Le Pen\u2019s anti-immigrant National Rally is leading in the polls ahead of an election next year.<\/p>\n

Germany\u2019s traditional coalition politics have grown steadily more fragile as the nationalist Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, branded \u201cfar-right extremist\u201d by the country\u2019s domestic intelligence agency, has surged in popularity. Since March, multiple polls show AfD running ahead<\/a> of Chancellor Friedrich Merz\u2019s Christian Democratic Union.<\/p>\n

And in the U.S., Trump\u2019s MAGA movement has shown how thoroughly a populist insurgency can redefine a mainstream party from within rather than simply challenging it from outside.<\/p>\n

Britain version of the story carries its own twist. In local elections in May, Labour and the Tories were trounced by Reform UK party. Labour MPs quickly called for Starmer\u2019s head.<\/p>\n

In his tearful resignation speech \u2014 delivered one day before the 10th<\/sup> anniversary of the Brexit vote \u2014 Starmer gamely listed his government\u2019s achievements. They didn\u2019t matter.<\/p>\n

The moment recalled President Joe Biden\u2019s many futile attempts to highlight an improving economy as his party pushed him aside. Biden and Starmer each had defeated rivals who alienated voters \u2014 Trump in the U.S. and the Tories in the U.K. And both Biden and Starmer quickly faced the same wrath.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe trust in the leadership falls away almost immediately,\u201d said Tony Travers, a political science professor at the London School of Economics.<\/p>\n

While American presidents serve a fixed term, Britain\u2019s parliamentary system makes it easier to force change. \u201cWith prime ministers, you can get rid of them any day of the week because you just need a majority of the members on their side of the House of Commons to decide they\u2019ve had enough,\u201d Travers said.<\/p>\n

Starmer\u2019s likely successor is Andy Burnham, the Liverpool-born mayor<\/a> of Greater Manchester who has spent a decade styling himself as the unpretentious, plainspoken voice of Northern England.<\/p>\n

Burnham, 56, could be prime minister within weeks. But whether he, or any politician, can calm the political churn that toppled Starmer \u2014 and the five prime ministers before him \u2014 is unclear.<\/p>\n

Burnham arrives with advantages Starmer lacked. His assets include a personal brand built over three popular terms as mayor and a decisive win last week for a parliamentary seat in a working class district, where he soundly defeated an opponent from Reform UK. The result was better than many Labour strategists had dared hope.<\/p>

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Now, with his rivals in a potential leadership contest stepping aside, Burnham will claim a convincing mandate without the bruising public fight some in the party feared. And his supporters hope his everyman demeanor and soft Northern burr will break through to jaded voters in ways the more beige, technocratic Starmer<\/a> never could.<\/p>\n

But the problems that will confront him when he steps into No. 10 will be the same that have stymied Starmer and old-school leaders across other Western democracies.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe challenges he faces aren\u2019t that different from the ones that Keir Starmer faces,\u201d said Tim Bale, a professor of politics at Queen Mary University of London. \u201cHe seems to be a better communicator than Starmer, seems to probably be better at building a team and bringing different interests together. But that doesn\u2019t mean that the problems he\u2019s facing are any easier.\u201d<\/p>\n

The same is true in France, where a high quality of life has become difficult for the country to sustain<\/a>, forcing a fractious debate.<\/p>\n

Britain ousted the Conservative Party in 2024 in part out of fury over where Brexit \u2014 which the Tories championed \u2014 had left the country: stalled growth, strained public services, immigration numbers that kept climbing despite promises they would fall.<\/p>\n

Two years later, many of those voters are now repudiating Labour to embrace Reform UK, led by Farage, perhaps the politician most responsible for Brexit.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt is an irony that Brexit fragmented support for the two long-term major parties in the way it did and that only 30 percent of people in Britain today still think Brexit was a good idea,\u201d Travers said.<\/p>\n

On both sides of the Atlantic, mainstream parties are looking for candidates who can defuse antiestablishment anger. American Democrats have spent two years searching for their own version of plainspoken populism \u2014 floating figures like Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear and Texas state Rep. James Talarico, a Senate candidate whose folksy, Bible-quoting delivery has made him an unlikely liberal star.<\/p>\n

He is no outsider. Burnham held a House of Commons seat for 16 years before giving it up in 2017 to become the first mayor of Greater Manchester, a political district encompassing Manchester \u2014 England\u2019s second largest city \u2014 and surrounding towns and villages.<\/p>\n

One his most visible initiatives was to cap bus fares at two pounds and used public control \u2014 not nationalization, his supporters are quick to point out \u2014 to force Manchester\u2019s long-privatized transit companies to serve routes the private market had abandoned.<\/p>\n

Throughout, he managed to push his agenda without sparking a backlash from businesses or more conservative voters, winning reelection in 2021 and 2024 during an era of anti-incumbent politics.<\/p>\n

Longtime Labour pollster and consultant Marcus Roberts said Burnham\u2019s \u201cManchesterism\u201d could work on the national stage, and even globally.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt\u2019s not that Britain is ungovernable, it has to be governed in a different way,\u201d said Roberts, the CEO of Mandate Research, a strategic data consultancy. \u201cAndy Burnham\u2019s approach is not the government does everything. It\u2019s that the government can make smart moves where there are market failures to improve the situation for citizens.\u201d<\/p>\n

Replicating that on a national stage will be far harder, particularly on immigration, where Reform UK has built its entire political identity around keeping voter anger at a boil.<\/p>\n

Starmer, a former human rights lawyer, tried to straddle the imperatives of enforcement and compassion, adopting policies that sought to stem, with only partial success, the flow of asylum seekers in small boats. He also adopted some of Reform\u2019s more caustic rhetoric, alienating some in his own party.<\/p>\n

Burnham will need to achieve a similar goal: making progress on controlling the border without offending his base. Some analysts say Burnham will need to tack even further to the left.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe priority has to shift from trying to get voters back from Reform who are never going to come back, to at least trying to get back some of those voters who have deserted to the Greens and nonvoting,\u201d Bale said.<\/p>\n

Burnham won\u2019t have much time to figure it out.<\/p>\n

The party is likely to carry on with a leadership election, Bale said, if only to give Burnham a few extra weeks to select and brief his cabinet ministers.<\/p>\n

Each of the last six British prime ministers arrived promising to be the exception to the merry-go-round of predecessors and unquenchable voter rage. Burnham may well prove a more skilled rider. But around the world, the leadership carousel is still turning.<\/p>

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