Reform UK's Lee Anderson, a former Conservative MP, has secured a significant win in Ashfield, marking the party's first elected MP. Nigel Farage's Reform UK is poised to potentially win 13 seats, with Farage himself expected to enter Parliament for the first time. The party's success poses a challenge to the Tories, with early results showing Reform UK ahead of the Conservatives in certain constituencies. Labour, led by Keir Starmer, is projected to win the election by a significant margin, potentially securing 410 seats. Anderson's victory in Ashfield, where he received over 17,000 votes, signifies a shift in political landscape and discontent among voters towards the established parties.