The Brexit Party was the big winner in the European Elections in the East of England, with three MEPs elected.
The party received 38% of the vote with 604,715. The Lib Dems, which secured two MEPs, took 22.6% and the Green Party - which won one seat - 12.7%.
The Tories' share was down 18.1% to 10.2%. Labour was down 8.5% to 8.7%, placing the party in fifth place.
Brexit Party MEP Richard Tice said the party now needed "to play a significant role in the negotiations".
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This is good, and when the UK leaves the EU its currency will take a big fall. Then us Americans can afford to visit since the monies will be equal value!
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