A decade after the Brexit earthquake, the British far-right leader Nigel Farage has once again shaken the politics of the islands and has toppled the pillars of traditional Westminster bipartisanship. The Reform Party led by Farage, the man who unleashed the United Kingdom's divorce from the European Union (EU), has been the big winner of the English local elections held this Thursday in 136 municipal authorities. The government has suffered a humiliating defeat, losing more than 1,400 councillors out of the 5,000 in dispute. The defeat has been aggravated from its left by the rise of the Green Party, which has gained just over 300.