Part 12/15:

Analysts and activists advocate for a "factory reset"—a comprehensive overhaul of Britain’s political, legal, and economic systems. This includes:

• Reclaiming border control and leaving the European Convention on Human Rights.

• Reinstating common law principles and undoing politicized judicial reforms.

• Opposing mass uncontrolled immigration and reintroducing merit-based, high-skilled immigration policies.

• Restoring welfare systems to prioritize those who have contributed to society.

• Rebuilding national industries, investing in infrastructure like hospitals and prisons, and fostering economic growth.

There is consensus that recalibrating the system from its post-97 state—before New Labour's policies—could steer Britain back to stability and prosperity.