VOICED: Britain's anti-EU parties look for boost in EU vote

The transcript discusses the British National Party's (BNP) and UK Independence Party's (UKIP) campaigns against the European Union (EU) during the European elections. The BNP promotes a hardline anti-EU stance, while UKIP, with candidates like Marta Andreasen, highlights flaws in the EU's system. Despite their efforts, Euroskeptic parties face challenges in achieving their goal of exiting the EU, as the decision lies with the House of Commons. Voter turnout and sentiment, influenced by apathy and anger towards the EU, play a crucial role in the elections.

What is the significance of the House of Commons in relation to the UK's potential exit from the EU?

What factors contributed to the low voter turnout in the previous elections?