Libertas finishes 15th in UK vote

The UK Libertas campaign is led by ex-soldier Robin Matthews

A new EU-wide political movement has won 73,544 votes in the UK in the European Parliament election.

Libertas, which put up 532 candidates across Europe, won 0.5% of the UK vote, finishing in 13th place.

It was founded by businessman Declan Ganley, who became a household name in Ireland where he led the successful campaign against the Lisbon Treaty.

The party wants elected European Commissioners and an end to corruption and the Brussels "gravy train".

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