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Story summary
- The first-past-the-post system in the UK is criticized as unfair, letting Labour govern despite limited support.
- Reform UK could win many seats on a small vote share, raising governance concerns.
- The Labour government acknowledges flaws but resists proportional representation, fearing power loss.
- Public sentiment favors reform, yet those benefiting from the system hold the decision.
- Voters are urged to back parties they believe in to drive change.
