Well Reform have yet to be proved liars or failures on the basis of their performance , and the last time I checked the "kier starmer anthem" sung with such gusto by nearly the entire UK population has not had nigel farage's name slipped into it. Why not let reform actually fail, like you say they will, before you criticise , or is that a privilege that should only be extended to your chosen party? Parties not in power obviously do not need to face the same scrutiny, so they can sat what they want, however they need to realise that if elected they will be held to account and as Farage stands a good chance of winning the next election reforms manifesto should be binding too of course, Manifesto's should become in some way legally binding ,and belated additions to manifestos added after elections should be subject to a referendum especially something as intrusive as digital ID or restricted internet access regardless of whatever your "Salisbury convention" suggests