Key results to be taken into account

The earliest benefits of the UK reform have increased the focus on several other key results that will come later on Friday.

Nigel Farage’s party won his fifth deputy after he won the Runcorn and Helsby sub-election for only six votes. Thursday’s election also presented the first mayor of the right -wing party, after Dame Andrea Jenkyns won the race in Lincolnshire with 42 percent of the vote against 26.1 % of second place.

The next key reform reform competitions are Durham’s advice at 1pm, and Hull and East Yorkshire Mayoraly at 14:30.

The West of England, the mayor, which was among the most unpredictable competitions, considered by Pollsters as a real five -way contest, was won by work.

It is expected that the Tories will face the heaviest losses throughout the day, with the party figures and the chicks who predicted the loss of hundreds of directors in seats that the party last won by 2021 when Prime Minister Boris Johnson lived up to their popularity.

It will be a game of two halves with many of the competitions between the conservatives and the reform of the United Kingdom announced during the night and the first half of the day, and most of the main contests between the conservatives and the DEMS LIBs announced at the back of Friday.

Look Buckinghamshire, around 15:00, Oxfordshire at 5pm, and Cornwall, Devon and Wiltshire at 6pm.