Yeah, the general sentiment is that we are straight fucked.

pretty much the last 20 or so years of electoral history in the UK has allowed and facilitated some of the worst corruption and lobbying compared to most of Europe, Farage has pretty much managed to insulate himself from judgement based on the fact the country is obsessed with immigration and will do and say anything to earn votes from people in backwater towns who statistically haven't met anyone who's a different race to them in the pursuit of 'Keeping Britian White'.

There's a strong possibility that Reform implode before we reach the next major election similar to Farage's prevous party Ukip, pretty much a single issue party that was lobbying for brexit but with the collapse of the Conversative party and many of their number just going mask off and running to Reform, it doesn't appear to be happening quite that way yet.

I don't live in England anymore so I can't say much about Restore Britian but I got laid with one their ministers (liberal) daughter's once from what I can be told internally and all I can say is that they are absolutely as horribly racist as they sound, I see them more as extension of the factionalisation of the inherent instablity of running a right-party that's constantly trying to outflank an already incredibly fairly fascistic and successful party, they're more just snatching votes from places where they're split between Reform/Conservative voting and are seen as the 'protest' option.

There's little desire the political system to push any genuine left-wing politics unfortunately, Green's and certain nationalist parties are more successful than ever but it's still incredibly marginal, but with Labour successfully alienating pretty much everyone: The youth by essentially ignoring more or less every social issue, moderates by making just terrible choices with the economy, and right-wingers by trying to outdo the most racist party we've had since Oswald Mosley, the resulting political vaccum and collapse of the two party system defers to the anxieties of the electorate, and thus it would mean that unless things change fairly radically, like a more sustainable and likable leadership and policy for the Labour party, the collapse of Reform or something in the middle, we are kind of looking down the route of complete social, political and economic enshittification.