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Liberal democracy is losing ground. Across Britain and beyond, inequality is rising, trust in institutions is collapsing, and political extremes are seizing the initiative. The political centre, once a source of stability, is stuck in short-term fixes and stale orthodoxies - unable to answer the challenges of a changing world. This is not just a crisis of leadership. It is rooted in flawed assumptions built into the post-war liberal consensus - ideas that once secured peace and prosperity, but now leave democracy exposed to stagnation and decline. Liberalism That Wins offers a way forward: a framework for democratic renewal that is morally credible, politically unifying, and strong enough to out-compete the extremes. It rejects empty nostalgia and blind technocracy in favour of a vision grounded in reality - one that can restore trust, rebuild legitimacy, and renew the democratic centre.