Despite the fact it has happened, it is also reassuring that we have at least been able to recognise and fight this using our legal system.
This means our legal system has been robust enough to resist a totalitarian take over.
This is not true of everywhere. Other countries have demonstrated they have greater vulnerability and less robustness in their legal systems and cultural resistance to authoritarianism.
Even the Labour Party itself is beginning to recognise the game is up and elements fight back against it.
The NHS will try and resist this for some time because of how those who are loyal have become embedded. That's why DEI will get mothballed, with equality roles instead folded into HR and legal. I don't think they will be ended as such but they will not be given free reign to run amok without accountability and governance anymore. Those who are wedded to the nonsense will be made redundant precisely because of this. They are on borrowed time.
Labour have one shot to do this before Reform grasp the narrative and do it instead of them.