The United Kingdom is set to have its seventh prime minister in ten years following the removal of Labour leader Keir Starmer by his own party on Monday. This leadership change introduces further political instability for the UK, which has experienced significant turnover in its top office over the past decade. The ousting of Starmer follows a period of internal dissent within the Labour party, the details of which remain unfolding. This event significantly alters the political landscape and sets the stage for a new leadership contest within Labour. The rapid succession of prime ministers has led to commentary describing the period as one of political “chaos.” Further details regarding the reasons for Starmer’s removal and the subsequent leadership election process are expected to emerge in the coming days. The move is anticipated to have considerable implications for the UK’s political future.