Have no idea how much difference it would have made but wish there was a Remain Party as not to split the vote.
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.
At a guess - because the beeb hasn't been able to avoid constantly trashing the Tories, given the entire country including most of the Conservative Party has been bashing them for months, they feel they have to take any chance in front of them to trash Labour.
I don't understand why they are talking about Labour far more than the Tories when the latter have had a far worse night so far.
Liberal Green and Remain party would have won around 5 seats more over the course of tonight.
They'd already have won 1 more based on whats been announced.
Whether combining the radical Green anti-business wing and the pro-business Liberal wing would work or put people off....
I certainly wouldn't have voted for it.
Who did you vote for?
Fern Brady once said “most people are idiots. I get on trains all over the country, and everywhere I go people repeatedly jab he train door button before it’s illuminated even though that has never ever worked. And these people are allowed to vote.”.
I think there will be riots in Scotland if the UK leaves the EU.
Green. I'd vote Labour if all the remain parties joined to become what Change UK is trying to be.
They like talking about Labour's failings a lot (in fairness they haven't had many positive election nights in the last decade - I guess the last one Corbyn got what he wanted in was the 2016 referendum) but I think tonight it's probably justifiable. It's difficult to frame this election for the Tories because May, who was completely toxic for their usual supporters and the rest of the country, has already announced that she's going and so the likelihood is they will get a boost from a new leader and we know it will be a Brexiter, in line with most Tory voters. The bigger question is what do Labour do?
Clearly their leader is not in line with most Labour supporters on Brexit but I do slightly sympathise, although not hugely, because it's not guaranteed he would become the favourite to win a general election if he came out in support of a second referendum and it seems fairly obvious he doesn't want one anyway.
Because everyone (media) knows Tories are dickheads. It's Labour who had an open goal but went and scored an own goal at the other end of the pitch instead. Bottlers.
makes sense, but it has been a bad night for both but worse for the tories then Labour. makes no sense to me.
It's a shit time to be a left leaning remainer right now. Sigh.
This is how I feel.
Even worse because I can see a GE coming soon and think this will translate to Westminster voting. As a Labour voter id rather there not be a GE until Brexit is sorted out...any sooner and we've got no chance.
I voted Green too.
Was stuck between Lib Dem and Green at the polling booth.
Naturally, I'm somewhere between a Lib Dem and a "Blairite" i.e. Right/Centre Labour supporter.
But still don't think Lib Dems deserve my vote.
Reckon they are making Brexit Party as blue as Tories to make it look like they are doing fine.
An open goal to get some european seats? They don't care about them, no one really does.
Saying that with Tories swinging towards no deal then now is the time for them to unequivocally support 2nd ref.
Looking at this we needed a united Remain party rather than having the vote split between 3 parties. It would have been a close run thing between leave and remain.
Farage is back
Bloody Hannan.
Wonder if Labour will call a vote of no confidence against Corbyn
South East England results
Only 4/10 for brexit party
I've not added the numbers up.but gut feel that looks not far off 52%leave (ukip brexit and conservatives ) and 48% remain... (Assuming labour are remain?)
Fantasist
The problem is - they aren't. The core Labour heartland is core Leave territory.
Mark Francois is someone I'd be willing to push out of a helicopter.
Literally about to post something on similar lines. Slime of a human.
I can't figure if he's an idiot or one who adopts idiocy to support his opinion.
Trying to claim tonights results as support for no deal is ridiculous. There's no majority for such a claim and it's told us nothing we didn't already know.
Brexit and UKIP vs Change UK, Green and Lib Dem there...
Then the question is, what does Labour and the Tories stand for in regards to Brexit in the North West?
tommy robinson finishes last. 38,908 votes
Thank feck
Ann sounds smashed
I detest Ann Widdecombe.
That was the sole highlight of the night.
Was just here to post that she is more annoying than Piers Morgan.
She's vile but calm down.