European elections UK results: Brexit Party to STORM to victory (Image: GETTY)
Pundits were stunned as the party surged to historic wins in the East, North West and South-West of England and Wales. Mr Farage regained his seat in the South East, while fellow big hitters Annunziata Rees-Mogg and Ann Widdecombe also won seats for the party. In total the Brexit Party secured 28 seats of 73 up for grabs in the UK.
The Liberal Democrats came second with 15 seats, Labour 10, Green seven and the Tories languishing on three just in front of Plaid Cymru's one.
The elections were disastrous for the Labour and Conservative parties, with the public turning on them after their catastrophic handling of Brexit.
Mr Farage's party became the biggest single group in the EU.
The Conservatives also had to endure their worst electorial performance, judged by share of the vote, since 1832.
With just two areas left to declare, the Brexit Party enjoyed 31.6 percent of the vote share, the Liberal Democrats 20.3 percent, Labor 14.1 percent, Green 12.1 percent and the Conservatives on 9.1 percent.
Brexit Party storms to victory (Image: GETTY)
Daily Express columnist Ann Widdecombe was one of three Brexit Party representatives elected in the South West of England.
In the South West the Brexit Party took 36 percent of the vote, with the Liberal Democrats following on 23 percent.
On accepting her new seat as an MEP for the newly formed Brexit Party, Ms Widdecombe said: “Tonight reaffirms the vote of 2016, because there is only one reason for voting for the Brexit Party and that is if you wanted a Brexit.
“Therefore we will go forward and achieve that.
"When we go to Brussels we will say that because of our showing in these elections and the fact that we so clearly speak for the people, that we want a role in the negotiations, that is what we will be asking for."
European elections: Nigel Farage's Brexit Party made major gains across the UK (Image: GETTY)
The Brexit Party took 38 percent, versus 23 percent for the second place Liberal Democrats, in the East of England.
In the North West of England region the Brexit Party stormed
