Elections Follow

Low turnout meant that no party’s votes rose on any significant scale in last Thursday’s European elections.

The Green Party made a number of gains in last week’s elections.

The United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) polled over 17 percent nationally in last week’s European elections, coming second to the Tories.

Several of the British National Party’s Nazi allies across Europe made a breakthrough in the elections.

Gordon Brown’s government is in meltdown after the MPs’ expenses scandal and the disastrous Labour vote in last week’s elections.

Last Thursday’s elections saw the right win the largest share of the vote in the majority of European Union states.

Despite Labour’s vote collapsing, overall the radical left did not register gains in last Thursday’s elections.

Unite Against Fascism (UAF) has produced an eve-of-poll leaflet for campaigners to use during the last hours of campaigning in the European elections.

After the Second World War the Labour and Tory parties completely dominated British politics, sharing around 96 percent of the popular vote between them. According to some opinion polls, they will be lucky to get more than half the total vote in this week’s European elections.

The knives were out for Gordon Brown even before the results of this week’s European and local elections were known.

Anti-fascist activists were out campaigning until the last minute to drive back the threat of the British National Party’s (BNP) in the European elections on Thursday this week.

The right seems set to gain in this week’s European and local government elections.