Latest election results from across EU member states, including the UK which is taking part after Brexit negotiations stalledEU election live results 2019: across EuropeWhat the UK pollsters are forecasting 10.23pm BST The Scottish Labour party vote has crashed in the first four Scottish council areas to report results, with the Scottish National party showing the jump in support predicted by the opinion polls. Many analysts had forecast that Scottish voters would desert Labour for firmly pro-remain parties such as the SNP, the Lib Dems or Greens. Labourīs support in East Ayrshire fell by about 20 points, down to just 12.9%, while in Renfrewshire it fell by 23 points to 13.2% and in East Dunbartonshire it fell by 23 points to 15.9%. That suggests Labour will only just hold onto one of their two MEPs. 10.21pm BST The Brexit party came first in 13 of the first areas (not regions) to declare, with over 40% of the vote in five of those. The list is Corby (East Midlands), Folkestone & Hythe (South East), Telford & Wrekin (West Midlands), Rugby (West Midlands), Southend (East of England), Sheffield (Yorkshire & the Humber), Newcastle upon Tyne (North East), Durham (North East), Wolverhampton (West Midlands), Wrexham (Wales), Cardiff (Wales), Pembrokeshire (Wales), and Sandwell (West Midlands).The exception is Croydon in London, where Labour came first by a whisker. 10.19pm BST Matteo Salviniīs far-right League party is on course to come top in European elections, according to exit polls released shortly after voting ended in Italy.Salviniīs coalition partners, the Five Star Movement, are left fighting the Socialists for second place.Italy: Record high for LEGA-ENF/EAPN in Opinio exit poll, getting 27-31% of the voteItaly, SWG exit poll:LEGA-ENF: 27-30%PD-S&D: 22.5-24.5%M5S-EFDD: 21.5-23.5%FI-EPP: 9-11%FdI-ECR: 5-6%#ElezioniEuropee #ElezioniEuropee2019 #EP2019 10.06pm BST Councils in some areas have reported increased turnouts at this yearīs European e ...
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