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Story summary
- The United Kingdom faces potential disintegration ahead of the May 2026 elections.
- Weakened support for Labour and the Conservative Party signals political instability and a reshaping of the party system.
- The rise of Reform UK marks a shift in English nationalism from integration to disintegration after Brexit.
- The author warns that nativism may not counter fragmentation and advocates a progressive project to redefine Englishness.
