Why are our politicians struggling to connect with the electorate?

Numerous reports have suggested that the British public consider their leaders to be unstrustworthy.

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00:00The perceived dullness of UK politicians has sparked widespread discussion,

00:05particularly focusing on Rishi Sonek and Sakir Starmer. Critics argue that both

00:11leaders lack the charisma needed to engage and inspire voters. Public

00:16perception surveys reflect these views, indicating that while Starmer is

00:20considered slightly more determined, both leaders are frequently seen as

00:25uncharismatic and untrustworthy. Many voters feel disconnected from these

00:30leaders, highlighting a broader issue of political engagement in the UK. The lack

00:36of dynamic and relatable figures in politics has led to growing frustration

00:42amongst the electorate, who yearn for leaders that resonate with their

00:46concerns and aspirations. This disconnect raises important questions about the

00:51future of political leadership in the UK, and the qualities that voters seek

00:56in their representatives. It all does beg the question, who are the most and

01:01least boring MPs?