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European Election 2019: UK results in maps and charts European Election 2019: UK results in maps and charts
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It's been another tough night for both Labour and the Conservatives.It's been another tough night for both Labour and the Conservatives.
The Brexit Party has swept across Britain and the Liberal Democrats and Green Party have also made gains.The Brexit Party has swept across Britain and the Liberal Democrats and Green Party have also made gains.
The Conservatives are the fifth placed party with less than 10% of the vote.The Conservatives are the fifth placed party with less than 10% of the vote.
With just Scotland and Northern Ireland left to declare, The Brexit Party have topped polls in every country or region apart from London, which was won by the Liberal Democrats.With just Scotland and Northern Ireland left to declare, The Brexit Party have topped polls in every country or region apart from London, which was won by the Liberal Democrats.
Our map by council results shows that the Brexit Party topped polls almost everywhere in England and Wales.Our map by council results shows that the Brexit Party topped polls almost everywhere in England and Wales.
The Conservatives have not come top in any council areas.The Conservatives have not come top in any council areas.
Follow live results from the UK here.Follow live results from the UK here.
Nigel Farage's party secured a resounding victory in its own right, but the anti-Brexit parties secured more votes when added together.
Labour particularly struggled to pick up votes in areas that voted strongly for Leave in 2016, averaging less than one in ten votes in those local authorities.
Meanwhile the trends for The Brexit Party, the Liberal Democrats and the Greens were fairly predictable.
Nigel Farage's party secured more than half the vote in areas where more than 7 in 10 people backed Brexit.
By Daniel Dunford, Joe Reed, Becky Rush, Sean Willmott, Prina Shah, John Walton, Clara Guibourg and Ed Lowther.By Daniel Dunford, Joe Reed, Becky Rush, Sean Willmott, Prina Shah, John Walton, Clara Guibourg and Ed Lowther.