It's interesting to hear from one of our EU allies, Denmark. Put your head back in the sand anyone who's sensitive to analysis of the British Government.
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Infighting among the Conservatives has forced UK Prime Minister Theresa May into negotiations with various people and factions that all hold differing and seemingly irreconcilable views on Britain's exit from the European Union. May has reached the point where she is making contradictory commitments, and any semblance of consistency was lost long ago under the weight of these blurred promises.
The problem is not whether a contender will challenge May for leadership of the Conservative party or if a general election will be called. The problem is that Britain has become ungovernable. Members of parliament are opting for turf fighting and stubborn pursuit of policies without regard to national interests. This state of affairs will spread to practically all major political questions. Last week's turmoil in the Conservative party about how to finance an extra £25bn in funding for the National Health Service by 2023 and May's request that her defence minister justify Britain's status (and expenses) as a 'tier one' military power are dark omens.
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https://www.omfif.org/analysis/comme...to-uk-economy/