The system always gives you a choice of two almost indistinguishable parties and a protest vote to syphon off the trouble makers - when people normally reject a main party they will vote in the other main party, this time BOTH main parties have sunk themselves and the protest vote was getting traction. People were flocking to Reform and then Farage started accepting all the migrants from the failed main parties. In the process of this, people realised that Reform was just another aspect of the Uniparty, Now the flow of energy and voters are going elsewhere - the Greens and Restore look like they will be the upcoming main parties as they pick up the people who didn't fit into the existing system. Farage, for all of his skills getting the media to talk about him and his party, really has fumbled the ball now and is looking less like a contender for the next election.