"The reflex response to cancel any break is symptomatic of a wider trend toward risk aversion, according to Tim Bale, a professor of politics at Queen Mary University of London."
"Holidays hold a slightly peculiar place in the UK political psyche, where leaders' choices become part of their public persona, influencing perceptions and discussions."
"While it is hard to find anyone who thinks that in this case Starmer should have gone away, the culture of risk aversion continues to shape political behavior."
"The mainstream media often exacerbates the situation, fueling politicians' fears about backlash and influencing their decisions to prioritize public duty over personal time."
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