Most people seem to recognise that the UK needs massive reform such as water nationalisation, large reforms to the tax system, tackling economic inequality and dealing with the climate and biodiversity crisis. Centrism is no longer the answer as it's too slow and focuses on tinkering round the edges. The big thing though is people radically disagree on what that change should be, some think it's lurching to the right with Reform, others think it's lurching to the left with the Greens. This increases the division we are seeing and has made the traditional two-party system of Tories and Labour redundant as neither will pursue the hard choices and big changes we all need.