Reform UK's annual party conference is usually a time where leader Nigel Farage looks to grab headlines and shore up support, with policies that look like they could have been pulled from a Maga handbook, says politics correspondent Ben Quinn.
But, after a rough summer for both Reform and Farage, and a new controversy surrounding apparent plotting by top members of Reform to avoid electoral law on foreign donations, the question remains about whether the country will be as forgiving as his loyal fanbase.
Ben Quinn and social producer Lauren Hurrell went to the party conference to find out.
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