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Business Secretary Peter Mandelson outside No 10 Downing St, June 8, 2009

Labour slumps to historic defeat

Voters in European polls deliver a damning verdict on Labour, as it is beaten by UKIP and sees the BNP gain its first MEPs.

Analysis: Winners, losers

BNP wins two European seats

Tories hail 'European advances'

UKIP beats Labour to second

European voters punish the left

Mark Mardell's view

Jubilant BNP hails 'great victory'

Harman: It was dismal result

UK ELECTION NEWS

Tories hail 'European advances'

Tories top European poll in Wales

BNP secures two European seats

Poll result 'frustrates' Greens

UKIP beats Labour into second

Lib Dems 'hold their own' in poll

Salmond hails 'historic' Euro win

Sinn Fein tops poll in Euro count

English Democrats votes doubled

Christians aim to build on vote

Crow's No2EU gain 153,000 votes

AROUND EUROPE

Romanian judges bar MEP

Voters steer Europe to the right

As it happened: Euro elections 09

Election results across Europe

Swedish pirates capture EU seat

Irish government hit in polls

Election results: Voters react

In pictures: Highs and lows

ANALYSIS

Mark Mardell's Euroblog

HAVE YOUR SAY

Entering a new political age?

FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS

Ballot papers for the European elections

Winners, losers

Who's got reasons to be cheerful after Euro poll?

Nick Robinson

BNP actually won fewer, not more, votes than in 2004

Jonny Dymond in Nuremberg, Germany - last stop on his tour

Journey's end

Jonny Dymond on the EU after nine-country tour

Gordon Brown greets Labour supporters in London

Friendly audience

The PM tries to forget problems as he meets activists

EU timeline

History of the EU from post-war to present day

Party Broadcasts

Watch all the party election broadcasts for June election

MORE ELECTION NEWS

Jury Team wins 0.5% of EU votes

Libertas finishes 15th in UK vote

Scargill party gets 1.1% of votes

UK First gets 74,000 Euro votes

Tamil campaigner Euro vote boost

GUIDES AND BACKGROUND

Q&A: The essential guide

How to start your own party

Euro election country-by-country

What do MEPs do?

Spending the EU budget

Expenses anger on the doorstep

At-a-glance: Key EU laws

Guide to EU institutions

UK PARTY LINKS

ENGLISH COUNCIL ELECTIONS

Tories triumph in local elections

Labour loses council strongholds

Lib Dems take control of Bristol

Lancashire falls to Tories

First county council seat for BNP

Tories take over in Devon

UKIP 'outrage' on folded ballots

Tories romp home in Lincolnshire

MP quitting to force by-election

English Democrat get mayor

Labour boss ousted by first Green

First UKIP councillor for Norfolk

Tories take control of Somerset

BNP wins first Hertfordshire seat

Labour loses out in Staffordshire

Hartlepool Mayor wins third term

FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS

Results map

Check local council results across England

Years of change

How has the EU grown since its birth in 1958?

Jargonbuster

A glossary of key eurojargon words and phrases

EUROPEAN ELECTION RESULTS

MEP Seats

	Votes		MEPs
Party	%	+/- %	Total	+/-
EPP	33.4	-1.4	264	-18
Socialists	23.2	-4.1	183	-26
Liberal	11.0	+1.6	84	+5
Green	7.4	+1.3	50	+9
Left	5.3	-0.6	34	-2
UEN	3.4	+1.6	28	+2
Ind/Dem	2.7	-1.8	21	-15
No Group	13.6	+3.4	72	+3.4
0 of 27 countries declared.

Full EU Parliament results

Full UK results by region

UK Total MEP Seats

Party	Votes		MEPs
Party	%	+/- %	Total	+/-
CON	27.7	1.0	*26	1
UKIP	16.5	0.3	13	1
LAB	15.7	-6.9	13	-5
LD	13.7	-1.2	11	1
GRN	8.6	2.4	2	0
BNP	6.2	1.3	2	2
SNP	2.1	0.7	2	0
PC	0.8	-0.1	1	0
OTH	8.5	2.4	0	0
SF	–	–	1	0
DUP	–	–	1	0
72 of 72 seats declared. Vote share figures exclude Northern Ireland as it has a separate electoral system to the rest of the UK
* Includes UCUNF MEP elected in Northern Ireland