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But they didn't so it really needs new impulses into policy making in order to get that change done alright josefa max thank you both very much now the voter backlash against established parties was devastating in the u.k. the conservatives of prime minister trista may sunk to its worst electoral result since 1832 while the labor party also bled support and perhaps the greatest irony of the election the breaks of carty of nigel farage who spearheaded the campaign to leave the e.u. was the biggest winner of the night greg the tears will fill 29 seats in the european parliament that they alterna...

From the evening is just like back in 2016, the country is still fundamentally divided on whether or not brexit should go ahead at all. the second most important party making gains in these european parliamentary elections was the liberal democrats, also the greens had a good showing. both of those two parties want to see brexit called off altogether. the real losers of the evening were of course the mainstream conservative and labor parties, having a lot of their vote eaten away particularly among brexit-supporting by the brexit party. the conservative party seeing its worst showing since 183...

Result since 1832 while the labor party also bled support and perhaps the greatest irony of the election the break that party of nigel farage who spearheaded the campaign to leave the e.u. was the biggest winner of the night greg the tears will fill 29 seats in the european parliament that they alternately don't want to be part of so a battering at the polls for britain's conservatives our correspondent alex forrest whiting got reaction form tory m.p. and briggs a tear steve baker in london. 1st of all these results for the conservative party are absolutely catastrophic they really are devasta...

Elected since 1832. no tory had been elected since 1832 but it voted 65% to leave. among some labor figures there's a fear of the electoral consequences of being seen to deny the electorate what they voted for. i spent three years as foreign minister arguing against a referendum. between 2007 and 2010. why? i quoted mrs. thatcher, referendums are the refuge of dictators and demagogues and in a parliamentary democracy you risk a referendum -- not just risking the result but risking a representative, democratic process. that's what britain is struggling with today. >> but now you think the only ...

In my district, no tory had been elected since 1832 but it voted 65% to leave. among some labor figures there's a fear of the electoral consequences of being seen to deny the electorate what they voted for. i spent three years as foreign minister arguing against a referendum. i quoted mrs. thatcher, referendums are the refuge of dictators and demagogues and in a parliamentary democracy you risk a referendum, you're risking a democratic process. that's what britain is struggling with today. >> but now you think the only way to undo the ill effects of the referendum is to have a second referendu...