Ray Addison

We've won the argument on cost of living, on tax, on energy.

We've won these arguments.

This is where we need to fight for the country.

I agree with you.

Despite the challenges, over the last couple of years Reform polling has gone from 7% to 20% of the vote in Scotland, putting them in second place in 54 of the 73 constituencies.

Whilst most pundits expect Reform to win all of their MSPs through proportional representation, Reform is determined to win seats outright.

Upstairs in the bar, candidates are waiting for the show to begin.

What are you hearing on the doorsteps?

Obviously here, the oil and gas industry itself labours policies against that.

I think people are just utterly fed up.

I'm John Crowley.

I'm the candidate for Aberdeenshire East.

What's really surprised us is the SNP were very much, very abusive on the doorstep.

I'm getting a massive swing where people are saying, no, we need that change and we're coming over to reform.

So it's a good thing.

I think the SNP are actually losing a lot of ground up here.

Nigel was on his way to an interview with Beth Rigby, Sky News' political editor.

How do you feel when you are heading into those types of interviews?

Because obviously you seem to get on quite well sort of off camera.

Well, I mean, to be honest, I've been so busy, there's no time to think about it.