Many UK politicians hail from immigrant families and ethnic minorities, such as Rishi Sunak, Humza Yousaf, Vaughan Gething, and Sadiq Khan.
Ethnic origin does not seem to define or differentiate political leaders in the UK anymore.
Despite background of strict migratory policies, the British citizenship does not view race or religion as an impediment to political leadership.
Political representation of ethnic minorities in the UK has improved, but racism, elitism, and classism still persist.
Conclusion: The growing diversity in UK's political leadership signals a significant shift in political representation. However, there remains work to be done in areas like racism, classism, and elitism.