Brexit Party comes top in 19 out of Wales' 22 council areas
Nigel Farage's party wins two seats, with one each for Plaid Cymru and Labour
Brexit Party lead candidate Nathan Gill calls the result "a very strong message from Wales"
The results could not be revealed until voting was completed across all European Union member states
Andy Roberts, Adrian Browne, Ben Frampton and David Deans
Prof Roger Awan-Scully from the Wales Governance Centre at Cardiff University says Welsh Labour have been “absolutely slaughtered” and it’s a “dreadful result” in the first electoral test for new First Minister Mark Drakeford.
He says it’s a “great boost” for Plaid Cymru as leader Adam Price eyes the 2021 assembly elections with them finishing ahead of Labour for the first time ever in a Wales-wide poll.
BBC Wales politics reporter speaks to a Brexit Party source after it came top in 19 out of Wales' 22 council areas.
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Plaid Cymru's Westminster leader is sorry the pro-European parties couldn't have joined forces to put up a single slate of candidates.
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BBC Wales political editor Felicity Evans on food for thought for Labour.
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Former Labour first minister says the pro-European parties should have joined forces.
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Former Welsh Government minister laments Labour's performance in coming third, even though they retained their seat.
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Change UK - 868
Conservative - 3,615
Greens - 2,543
Labour - 4,036
Lib Dems - 4,408
Plaid Cymru - 5,631
Brexit Party - 13,768
UKIP - 1,222
All 22 Welsh councils have now reported their results.
According to our man with the calculator, the Brexit Party - which has only existed a matter of weeks - looks set to take two of the four seats in Wales.
Plaid Cymru is set to win a seat in second place, with Labour in third place taking the fourth seat ahead of the Lib Dems.
We'll give you the official result and totals when they are collated and declared.
According to our estimated totals, the picture for Wales is as follows:
Change UK - 24,332
Conservative - 54,587
Greens - 52,660
Labour - 127,833
Lib Dems - 113,885
Plaid Cymru - 163,928
Brexit Party - 271,404
UKIP - 27,566
Change UK - 481
Conservative - 373
Greens - 390
Labour - 3,235
Lib Dems - 1,090
Plaid Cymru - 2,023
Brexit Party - 4,407
UKIP - 611
Change UK - 795
Conservative - 1,459
Greens - 1,325
Labour - 4,303
Lib Dems - 2,701
Plaid Cymru - 2,533
Brexit Party - 9,088
UKIP - 1,002
Change UK - 1,313
Conservative - 2,471
Greens - 1,810
Labour - 4,988
Lib Dems - 4,343
Plaid Cymru - 4,572
Brexit Party - 12,078
UKIP - 1,052
Change UK - 1,481
Conservative - 3,957
Greens - 3,279
Labour - 4,577
Lib Dems - 6,800
Plaid Cymru - 6,086
Brexit Party - 12,573
UKIP - 1,144
Change UK - 1,858
Conservative - 3,827
Greens - 4,162
Labour - 11,463
Lib Dems - 9,908
Plaid Cymru - 9,281
Brexit Party - 19,650
UKIP - 1,929
Change UK - 1,492
Conservative - 1,922
Greens - 2,737
Labour - 11,428
Lib Dems - 4,496
Plaid Cymru - 11,883
Brexit Party - 18,323
UKIP - 2,004
Change UK - 822
Conservative - 3,818
Greens - 2,962
Labour - 3,119
Lib Dems - 10,069
Plaid Cymru - 5,177
Brexit Party - 14,932
UKIP - 1,384
Change UK - 1,065
Conservative - 2,754
Greens - 2,172
Labour - 6,934
Lib Dems - 4,821
Plaid Cymru - 3,277
Brexit Party - 12,270
UKIP - 1,200
Change UK - 1,300
Conservative - 1,390
Greens - 1,757
Labour - 8,776
Lib Dems - 3,262
Plaid Cymru - 7,124
Brexit Party - 12,075
UKIP - 1,560
Change UK - 1,140
Conservative - 3,431
Greens - 2,808
Labour - 2,595
Lib Dems - 6,183
Plaid Cymru - 3,264
Brexit Party - 9,978
UKIP - 802
Change UK - 513
Conservative - 1,335
Greens - 1,826
Labour - 2,761
Lib Dems - 2,244
Plaid Cymru - 18,009
Brexit Party - 7,886
UKIP - 866