Reform UK leader Nigel Farage addresses his party's conference, pledging to professionalise and democratise its organisation. "We don't want extremists, we don't want bigots," he says in a speech touching on themes often emphasised by the far-right, including the idea of "two-tier justice", in which white Britons are claimed to be discriminated against by the police. Reform won over 14 percent of the vote at the last election which, while only translating into five parliamentary seats, has given the party confidence it can push on in the years to come. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES