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it was while walking in snowdonia that theresa may decided she would call a snap election, a decisionst her party here dear. sian lloyd, bbc news, gower. the leader of ukip paul nuttall, has resigned , after his party failed to sin a single seat in parliament. the party's popularity plummeted after securing just over 500 and 90 thousand votes across the entire country , down from nearly four million in 2015. our political correspondent alex forsyth reports now on pa rty‘s collapse a brave face but a bruising result. ukip‘s leader came third here in boston and skegness, losing thousands of votes, a picture replicated across the country, prompting this. i am standing down today as the leader of ukip with immediate effect. the party has struggled to find its way since the eu referendum, losing support in droves. but even after quitting, he insists ukip‘s not finished. i believe the worst is over. the party is still on the pitch of british politics. in clacton, voters aren't sure. this was the seat of ukip‘s only mp. last night, their vote plummeted, some supporters switching to the torie

theresa may claimed she was on a walk in snowdonia, the nice fresh air their made her gung ho and goinged for triggering the early poll. the big problem is that it was never fully explained by theresa may by the election had been called. there was an idea of strengthening her mandate, she could have won all seats in england, scotland and wales and whether it would have made any difference with the eu in terms of negotiating position is subject to doubt. did you sense that they were being played? doubt. did you sense that they were being played ? i doubt. did you sense that they were being played? ithink doubt. did you sense that they were being played? i think the electorate do have a sense of that. the history of snap elections is not a happy one for the government calls it and i think she should have been talked out of the moment it started to discuss it. was a huge shock. we came back after the holidays and... if you looked at the polls initially you would have thought it was a sensible decision, that she had been ina quite sensible decision, that she had been in a quite strong posit

it was while walking in snowdonia that theresa may decided she would call a snap election, a decisionttall, has resigned after his party failed to win a single seat at westminster. the party's share of the popular vote fell by more than 10%, in sharp contrast to the 4 million votes it won in 2015. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth reports now on ukip‘s collapse. a brave face but a bruising result. ukip‘s leader came third here in boston and skegness, losing thousands of votes, a picture replicated across the country, prompting this. i am standing down today as the leader of ukip with immediate effect. the party has struggled to find its way since the eu referendum, losing support in droves. but even after quitting, he insists ukip‘s not finished. i believe the worst is over. the party is still on the pitch of british politics. in clacton, voters aren't sure. this was the seat of ukip‘s only mp. last night, their vote plummeted, some supporters switching to the tories because of brexit. ukip done theirjob, if we do get the brexit up and running, which they achieved. more surpris