Britain's Latest PM: A Symbol of Instability, or a Chance for Change? Andy Burnham's ascension to the British prime ministership marks the seventh time in just over a decade that the country has had a new leader.
This staggering rate of change raises questions about the stability and durability of the UK's parliamentary system.
Burnham's popularity among Labour lawmakers and his impressive leadership credentials made his appointment less surprising, but it serves as a stark reminder of the revolving door of British politics.