The chart provides an intriguing insight into which former politicians Britons miss the most. Boris Johnson, as Prime Minister, has the highest percentage of people who miss him a lot (11%) and somewhat (22%), yet he also has a significant portion (48%) who don't miss him at all. Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, both in their respective roles, show a similar pattern, with a notable number of respondents expressing no nostalgia. Interestingly, Donald Trump, despite being a foreign leader, is included in the survey, with 62% of respondents indicating they don't miss him at all. Liz Truss, who had a notably short tenure as Prime Minister, has the highest percentage (71%) of respondents who don't miss her at all, reflecting perhaps the brevity and controversy of her time in office. The data suggests a complex relationship between political leadership and public sentiment, highlighting how recent political events and leadership styles may influence public opinion. The presence of both UK and US leaders in the survey underscores the global interconnectedness of political perceptions.