60%
Imprecise

Seven prime ministers in a decade might suggest that it's more than just the wrong people getting the keys to number 10.

Counting the decade to mid-2026, the UK had six prime ministers holding office (Cameron, May, Johnson, Truss, Sunak, Starmer). 'Seven' overstates this unless an incoming successor to Starmer - implied elsewhere in the debate to be departing - is included; on the standard count over any ten-year window since 2015 the figure is six, not seven.

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