Who really holds power in Britain now — Parliament or the executive?
Sovereignty without institutional redesign simply thickened executive power at home
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Did Brexit savings bring better state support?
Levelling up didn't happen
Is the British state still capable of getting big things done?
More drift sadly
Is Britain still setting the standard for rule of law?
Britain's score is declining
Does Britain still have strong institutions?
If nothing changes, Britain will keep sounding sovereign while performing second-tier
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Brexit did not make Britain better led. It made the state harder to steer, the governing class more divided, the economy more pressured, and the country less effective at retaining talent.
Is Britain driving away the talent it most needs?
Britain’s problem on leadership is that Brexit created more border discretion than talent confidence.
Does Britain now feel like a country in managed decline?
Britain’s problem on leadership is that the post-Brexit model failed to deliver a lower-pressure economic path.
Is Britain becoming more divided — and more resentful?
Brexit did not resolve Britain’s divisions. It helped turn resentment into a permanent feature of political life.
Has Brexit broken Britain’s ruling class into warring factions?
Brexit did not unite Britain’s governing class. It deepened elite fragmentation and left the UK more divided than its European peers.