European Parliament Elections 2009

European election blow for Labour in the West Midlands Jun 08 2009

West Midlands voters delivered a crushing verdict on Gordon Brown as Labour slumped into regional third place in the European elections.Read

European elections: West Midlands result Jun 08 2009

The Labour Party was relegated into third place in the West Midlands - winning just one of six seats available - with the UK Independence Party capitalising on its loss.Read

BNP leader Nick Griffin wins European seat in North West region Jun 08 2009

The British National Party has won its its first two seats in the European Parliament.Read

Tories hold three London seats, Labour lose one at European elections Jun 08 2009

The Conservatives comfortably won the most votes in the London region of the European election.Read

Two seats for Tories in East Midlands European vote Jun 08 2009

The Conservatives won two of five European Parliament seats up for grabs in the East Midlands as Labour, Ukip and the Liberal Democrats each secured one each.Read

Greens push Labour into fifth in South East region Jun 08 2009

Labour's fortunes plunged to a new low in the South East region for the European elections as the party was pushed into fifth place by the Greens.Read

Labour hangs on to UK East region in European election Jun 08 2009

Labour beat off a challenge from the Greens to hang on to a seat in the Eastern region.Read

Labour overtaken by SNP in Scottish European elections Jun 07 2009

Labour was relegated to second place in Scotland in the battle for votes in the European Parliament.Read

Conservatives push out Labour in Wales at European elections Jun 07 2009

The Conservatives pushed Labour into a disastrous second place in Wales in the European elections.Read

Labour holds North East in European elections Jun 07 2009

The Labour Party held on in the north east of England despite a slump in its vote at the European Parliament elections.Read

BNP lands first seat on European Parliament Jun 07 2009

Gordon Brown's hopes of political survival were dealt another blow as the far right British National Party tonight achieved a major electoral breakthrough gaining their first seat in the European Parliament.Read

Record low turnout for EU elections Jun 07 2009

An EU estimate shows that only 43% of 375 million eligible voters cast ballots in European Parliament elections, a record low.Read