The British experienced Blairism, which marked the ten years of government of Labor Tony Blair (1997-2007), and now they have left for “Manchesterism”, a recipe and political model of decentralization applied to the management of the city of Manchester by its mayor Andy Burnham (2017–2026). The Labor councilor becomes Prime Minister this Monday July 20, 2026 after the resignation of Labor Keir Starmer. He intends to convince that his method, tested in the country’s third city, will cause the “electric shock” that the United Kingdom needs to regain growth and the confidence of the British.
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