In a UK where 84% of the public say the country feels divided, fresh calls for national unity are echoing across civic platforms and public squares around the country. Large-scale rallies, counter-mobilisations, and new coalitions are all seeking to define what Britain should stand for in a moment of heightened tension around themes of identity, land and belonging.

But what does togetherness really mean in a time of protest, mistrust and culture war — and how do we move beyond competing slogans toward relationships strong enough to hold deep difference?

Join leading UK voices in depolarisation and peacemaking Jo Berry, Ali Amla, Sean Ryan, Clare Martin and moderator Elizabeth Oldfield as they explore how we can build a form of unity that does not require uniformity — and how we might step away from outrage, censorship and echo chambers to cultivate the skills needed to remain in relationship across profound disagreement.