Nigel Farage

All right, so please, please bear that in mind.

Well, that may be a serious note to finish on, but as I said before, we are the fun party.

I mean, I can't imagine the others coming to a racetrack for a celebration, can you?

They must think gambling's awful.

I love it, personally.

So, sorry.

So, look, my enormous thanks to all of you.

You've all done incredibly well.

It's been a great campaign.

I think the results have exceeded, frankly, the best expectations that I had for Essex, for Suffolk,

from many other areas.

I hear we're winning seats as I speak in West Sussex and other areas too.

So please, I want to raise a toast to reform.

And to say to all of you, thank you and enjoy your evening.

Hello and welcome to the Reform UK podcast, the show that takes you behind the scenes as Nigel Farage challenges the established political parties.

How are you all right?

You're fine, thanks.

I'm Ray Addison, and this week we're heading to Wales, which has been governed by Labour for over 25 years, often in partnership with Plaid Cymru.

Under their governance, Wales now has more than 540,000 people waiting for NHS treatment, with public services under strain and many communities feeling neglected.

With postal votes arriving and the Senate election just days away, many voters are now looking for alternatives and considering Reform UK.