In the aftermath of the pandemic there was much talk of a “great resignation” as people re- evaluated their lives. More columns were written about it than evidence that it was happening in the UK. Now, a great resignation is under way – of MPs. The number exiting ahead of polling day surpassed 1997’s exodus of 117, Michael Gove being the highest profile to stampede out.

Economists have an unusual take on quitting: it’s a good thing, indicating a strong economy with confident workers (though bad if one........

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