they say the party wants to hold a further referendum on bragg's it at which it would to campaign for the u.k. to remain a member of the e.u. the e.u. could party that's the u.k. independence party it's for former ferrars party it's a hard year a skeptic party far says that there's no difference between the breaks apart in the u.k. up in terms of policy but in terms of personnel there's a vast difference and then of course the braggs that party which for roger is leaving leading at the moment he says he's person facing an investigation for. peas for failing to declare expenses funded by leave the campaigning is exit the united kingdom from the european union so those are all the positions we've just heard the speech given by to raise in may that she's handed in her resignation and i'm sure we'll bring you any more updates about that over the course of the day. now tons of recyclable ways to may end up in canadian territorial waters if a country doesn't take it back from the philippines that's the warning of president what rico detail when a lot has found to start shipping the trash to ottawa by him next week despite canada's plea for more time sparta's part of a wider tren

u.k. independence party.iberal them across were in second place, stealing labor voters and jeremy corbyn's halfhearted support for a second referendum. >> i think it's clear from the big picture of the results that we have a clear majority in the country who want to stop brexit. reporter: most labor voters and stemmps want the party to bleeding by advocating for another public vote. jeremy corbyn says he supports this but his focus primarily on winning power. >> the priority at the moment is for this government to call for a general election and neck should have a general election so we can decide the future. parliament has basically been given nothing to do by the government. reporter: britain's political center of gravity is failing. its two main parties have lost -- ground toround, parties that represent brexit. whether they are all the way down or just damaged it is thessible to say now, but other parties will now be harder to ignore. anchor: a surprise breakthrough thehe eu election came from greens, the

u.k. independence party says the governing conservative should now put a black city leader into downing street. theresa may just resigned as prime minister she was one of the was prime ministers in british history the party she led was obviously demoralised by have assignation since the conservative party in government had failed to take the european union on the day we were supposed to come on the 29th of march the voters a big stream me angry in that the party would be high in the polls is a lose all which is what is the significance of the vote in britain and indeed in every other country in europe is how it effects the major parties in the standing in domestic policy and politics and what's going to happen is the conservative party in this incident saying should get a new leader who will take the european union deal or no deal by the 31st of the polity having made it small can having given a short to the established parties. will stay there waiting to see what the tory government under a new prime minister does if the new prime minister takes britain deal or no deal on the 31st of the then

u.k. independence party, the driving force behind the 2016 brexit referendum.s trying to convince voters in featherstone, a gritty town 0 miles north of london, to return him to the e.u. parliament, an institution he holds in contempt. >> generally, the brits are very placid, very slow to anger. but right at the minute, they're y.gry because their democr and think about this, we've had a continuous parliament for 800 years.mo it's called thther of parliaments. we've spread this model of democracy to the rest of the thrld, and yet it's here where 's being betrayed.r: >> reporeatherstone used to be rock solid labour party territory.y like mrmer labour strongholds across britain, this region voted overwhelmingly in favor of brexit. >> let's make a big noise forow them to hearin westminster. what do we want? >> brexit! >> when doe want it? >> now! >> allowing them to dictate the terms of our trade deals is not leaving! >> reporter: ann widdecombe, a former prisons minister and conservative party veteran, is another brexit party candidate. she believes victory for t

u.k. independence party professor scared welcome to r.t. again you can't the party that not a fraud run a few times as well was an m.e.p. for them for more than a few years before going it alone but the success of his bricks it party it was predicted to do expect it to be this much and is it just fleeting sentiment on voters' part that really was just about giving the conservatives and labor a kicking. well it was predicted in then everyone is expecting a brick supported to do very well because theresa may just resigned as prime minister she was one of the was prime ministers in british history the party she led was obviously demoralised by have assignation and. everyone expected that since the conservative party in government had failed to take the european union the day we were supposed to come on the 29th of march the voters a big stream be angry in that the party would be high in the polls who sold which is what is. the program main parties still have a way with the largest number of votes that didn't have the greens doing well there's t

u.k. independence party. at the moment, they look to get a third of the votes. the biggest party. there are various parties that are devoted clearly to saying they would stay in the eu and they have split the vote several different ways between them. again, we basically will have another clear demonstration that the anti-european forces that want to leave the eu are much more clearly well organized and that will be very difficult for any politician to ignore. also critically, nigel farage is saying what he wants is to leave the eu with no deal, no negotiated agreement on what the future relationship will be. rightly or wrongly, the market regards that as very pound negative, very negative for british assets. shery: one of the reasons that the prime minister has survived for this long is there was not really a clear successor. what changed and who is the front runner? john: what changed his people lost their patience with her. say, she had a very difficult hand to play but she plaited very badly. she has shown a lack of imagination. some gambit along the lines of

u.k. independence party the liberal democrats surged to 2nd place stealing labor voters angry at jeremy cauldrons half hearted support for a 2nd referendum i think it's very clear from the big picture of the results we now have a clear majority in the country who want to stop back so. most labor voters and many of its m.p.'s want the party to stem this bleeding by firmly advocating for another public votes jeremy corbyn says he supports this but he still focused primarily on winning power the priority at the moment i think is for this government to call for a general election and actually have a general election so we can decide the future has no majority in parliament is no judge to program and parliament has basically been given nothing to do by the government britain's political center of gravity is failing its 2 main parties have lost significant ground the parties voters feel better represent their views on bracks it's whether labor in the tory stranglehold on power is now over or just damaged isn't possible to say yet but calls to end the 2 party system coming from the bracks of party and p

u.k. independence party and the total for those who want to so-called hard bricks it comes to just under 35 percent inevitably farage was claiming victory is a vote that says put no deal breaks it back on the table make it part of our to go see asians because without that you've got no chance of getting a sensible free trade deal but i want us as the brics that party to be engaged in that but it's also a vote that says the 31st of october is that but there really big day in this process if we don't leave on that day then you can expect the brics that party to repeat this kind of surprise. and what about those parties whose positions are not to leave the e.u. or at least to have another referendum well very votes misplace across 5 different parties the liberal democrats will a surge back into 2nd place with almost 21 percent out on 3 percent for change u.k. 12 and a half for the greens and the tallies of the 2 nationalist parties in scotland and in wales and you get a total of just over 40 percent so those parties are claiming victory as well in number of votes the fact that more people have

u.k. independence party the liberal democrats surged to 2nd place stealing labor voters angry at jeremy cauldronshalf hearted support for a 2nd referendum i think it's very clear from the big picture of the results we now have a clear majority in the country who want to stop back so. most labor voters and many of its m.p.'s want the party to stem this bleeding by firmly advocating for another public votes jeremy corbyn says he supports this but he still focused primarily on winning power the priority at the moment i think is for this government to call for a general election and actually have a general election so we can decide the future has no majority in parliament is no judge to the program and parliament has basically been give nothing to do for the government britain's political center of gravity is failing its 2 main parties have lost significant ground to parties voters feel better represent their views on bracks it's whether labor in the tory stranglehold on power is now over or just damaged isn't possible to say yet but calls to end the 2 party system the coming from the bracks of party

but what of the other parties does a lib dems performance signal out of viable of the center or does it clips of the takers or independent group or change u.k. actually killed realignment still in dead i want to scotland and indeed island join us after the break to fight. this in petersburg international economic forum is a unique event in today's business world. over the last 21 years the forum has become a leading global platform for discussing to keep cannot make issues facing russia emerging markets and the world thousands of business community members attempt the forum to address today's vital issues. watch our special forum coverage on r.t. . welcome back the only 80 of the mainland where the brics a party did not begin to pull with scotland where the s.n.p. still reign supreme but even in scotland the breaks apart to claim 2nd place and a seat i don't expect to senior s.n.p. m.p. i guess mcneil on how scotland should respond to brics it's party england. i guess i was expecting a hebridean but coffee kitchen was why i was sent over the wife i and the most fun r.t.s. and my kids just as soon as they were just as out of the gorgeous kit

their stable party to say sectarianism doesn't always rule the roost so in a world well 2 will go down to 2 questions firstly scottish independence next year and secondly how does the u.k. political long jump get broken as a referendum on a general election the 1st one no referendum next year unless it becomes a bargaining chip in a forced general election otherwise we'll have to wait for 5 years in terms of referendum or general election i don't think a referendum is a player here i don't think a referendum would deliver a different result it's got to be a general election but that's a big mess nobody wants set we're going to be waiting maybe till 2022 why because labor in the concert is can't string it out any longer that's one to watch when bo but thanks for clearing all the. light. is it possible to have a political revolution and to nor real change whatsoever is it possible to decimate both of the 2 great parties that state and still leave the political canvas essentially an old turret 5 years ago that success of the faddish led ukip and topping the usual pull stampeded to tory prime minister david cameron into promising a referendum and the kiss which that ensued