The State League Results
Brexit returned powers to Britain, but across institutions, government effectiveness, social support and democracy, the State League suggests the country became more autonomous than effective.
Brexit returned powers to Britain, but across institutions, government effectiveness, social support and democracy, the State League suggests the country became more autonomous than effective.
Levelling up didn't happen
More drift sadly
Britain's score is declining
If nothing changes, Britain will keep sounding sovereign while performing second-tier
Brexit did not unite Britain’s governing class. It deepened elite fragmentation and left the UK more divided than its European peers.
Brexit was sold as a way to take back control, but the evidence suggests Britain has become harder to govern while the EU has become more resilient.
Why people think the UK and US are increasingly corrupt — and what history says happens next
Your summary of Transparency International's bombshell report
The Ashes invites the oldest sporting question: who holds their nerve over five days, session after session, when the pitch changes and the easy runs disappear? The League of Nations asks the same question of states.