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Anti-Albanian Nigel Farage causes political earthquake in Britain (and this is bad news for Albanian immigrants there)

2026-05-08 16:07:07Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

Anti-Albanian Nigel Farage causes political earthquake in Britain (and this is

The right-wing populist Reform UK party, led by Nigel Farage, has seen a strong rise in the first results of local elections in Britain, dealing a serious blow to both Prime Minister Keir Starmer's Labour Party and the Conservatives.

The results emerging from thousands of local elections across the country are showing that Britain's traditional two-party system is seriously undermining the party's authority, which risks severely undermining Starmer's authority just two years after he took power.

By midday on Friday, Farage's party had won more than 400 seats on local councils in England, taking seats from both the Conservatives and Labour. This is cementing Reform UK as the main right-wing force in British politics.

On the other hand, Labour is suffering deep losses. They are losing support not only from Farage's right, but also from other opposition parties, such as the Green Party and the Liberal Democrats. By that point, Labour had lost more than 260 local seats, and more losses were expected as the counting went on.

Starmer himself acknowledged the blow. He said voters had given a clear message about the pace of change and their expectations for improving their lives. However, he ruled out resigning, saying he was elected to meet these challenges and would not plunge the country into chaos by leaving.

Nigel Farage, a political ally of Donald Trump, called the results "historic" and said his party should now be seen as a national force with broad support in Britain. Although it currently has only eight members of parliament, the results give it a strong boost for the future.

The count is still ongoing, including votes that will determine the composition of parliaments in Scotland and Wales, as well as the running of councils in other parts of England.

Essentially, this election is showing that the British electorate is fragmenting. The traditional dominance of Labour and the Conservatives is being challenged by several forces at once. For Starmer, this is a serious alarm bell, especially since polls for months have shown him as one of the least popular leaders in modern British history.

The Greens and Liberal Democrats have also gained ground, adding more pressure on the government and further weakening the Conservatives, who governed Britain for 14 years before losing the general election in 2024. 

Farage is known as an anti-Albanian and has been involved in several arguments with Prime Minister Edi Rama.


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