'We have the momentum': Reform's pitch to disaffected Scottish voters

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : "Section him," heckled a woman sporting a red Donald Trump "Make America Great Again" campaign cap at a mention of Miliband, the man who is leading the Labour government's plans to expand renewable energy to decarbonise the electricity grid by 2030.
51% : The staunchly unionist party hopes to become the natural home for Scottish Conservatives and peel away voters from Labour, and even the SNP, by pledging to ditch renewable energy in favour of more oil and gas exploration and onshore shale fracking.
46% : The former SNP first minister in a 2020 parliamentary speech characterised the dominance of white people in senior positions as structural racism.
45% : "In 2013, Farage -- then leader of the pro-Brexit UK Independence party -- had to hide in an Edinburgh pub to avoid protesting students and anti-racism and pro-independence campaigners.
41% : The UK's ageing North Sea oil and gas basin employs up to 90,000 people in north-east Scotland, many of whom feel their jobs are under threat as the government prioritises renewable energy.

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