How do British people feel during WW2 in England and are they confident in their government?

When World War Two began, people in Britain used to adjust to the fear of bombing.

Explanation:

In May 1940, Hitler's military forces swamped Western Europe, knocked British ally from the War at an astonishing speed, and horrifically exposed the English Expeditionary Force. Hitler was now dominating most of continental Europe, threatening to attack and conquer the British islands. The Soviets was partnered with Germany; impartial America could provide little practical assistance.

As part of the hectic preparations for the anticipated German invasion, the British army was formed. Many common people hurried to enter and many British people were fearful of possible attacks on gas and weapons.

Several people who were present at that same time remember that the RAF and the British people really were determined to continue.