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UK European Elections 2019 | Results Tonight from 10pm
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran hold a long overdue conversation about United's awful league form with 1 win in 7. They discuss a disappointing draw at Bournemouth, a not so disappointing draw against Liverpool and a crushing defeat at Chelsea - Is time nearly over for Erik Ten Hag?
Then in a special second half of the pod, Nik welcomes Natalie ( https://twitter.com/natalie_17) to discuss the fortunes of Manchester United Women as they booked a place in the FA Cup Final after a historic first ever win vs. Chelsea.
Good way to keep track of the entire EU parliament seats: https://www.politico.eu/2019-european-elections/
Nice map view too.
Nice map view too.
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Not too dismayed by that if true basically the Brexit Party picking up UKIPs seats and a greater move to the left elsewhere.
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What a result for Greens. New European Parliament will be very interesting, left has gained some ground, right didn't do so good (and after Brexit will lose many seats to other new MEPs from all across Europe and not necessarily right wing) and I don't think EPP will be able to run with their Commission candidate Weber as smoothly as they hoped too.Tweet
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I'll be pretty disappointed if that's all the gains the Greens make but then I am used to being a disappointed Green.
I’m in Bristol and voted Green. Would have voted Labour usually as would most of the team I work with but there was no way we could when they’re a Brexit party.
I'm very excited to see how the Euro elections Remain logic, that's seen them spending the last dozen weeks describing 3 of the top 4 polling parties as pro-Brexit, will lead to a second referendum.
Full 85 second BBC news countdown. This gon be good.
Glad with the results here, the left won all around.
Don't do this to me BBC
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Lib Dems, Greens and Brexit up a lot in Leeds, Tories and Labour down 12/13%.
This is going to be the narrative of the evening.
Brexit Party uniting the Leave vote and polling consistently at 25-40% while the Remain vote is diluted between 2/3 parties.
Yep.
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Greens gonna do veeeery well in the big cities.
Farage trying to downplay things on lbc, does he know something?
I think it's quite an excellent result for Greens and the fact they are a second force and main leftist party (with an eye-watering >35% among the youngest votes) in Germany now is really remarkable.
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Please do well SNP. Only hope for us up north.
Nah, they're doing as expected so far.
Very happy to see Danish People's Party have a shit election. Hope it translates to the general election in two weeks.
That Tory MP Helen Whately on BBC News.
He did the same at the referendum.
He did for the referendum as well, saying that if Leave lost 48-52 then the issue wasn't over and they'd fight for another one. They ended up winning.
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/25398/helen_whately/faversham_and_mid_kent/votesThat Tory MP Helen Whately on BBC News.
seems like a terrible human being
If Farage was in the De Ligt thread he’d be one of the ones going “Don’t do it to yourselves, he’s going to Barcelona”
Can we not just float Sunderland off into the North Sea?
pulling an all nighter tonight.
It'll be mostly done by 2am you'll be pleased to know.
Good to hear
Better than that twat Suzanne Evans and the ex working class snob Emily Thornberry.
Jesus, what an absolute cnut!
@DiseaseOfTheAge your vote was counted
I want at least 15 more before I'm seeing it as anything other than further indication that democracy is going to kill us all.
What a useless election.
Turnout for this election was only 37%, so I wouldn't be drawing any big conclusions from it.
Labour 5th in East of England.
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