East Midlands (1 Labour seat in 2004)

1 Glennis Wilmott MEP
2 Roy Kennedy
3 Kathryn Salt
4 J David Morgan
5 Cate Taylor

Eastern  (1)

1 Richard Howitt MEP
2 Beth Kelly
3 Nigel Gardner
4 Sherma Batson
5 James Valentine
6 Katire Curtis
7 Chirs Ostrowski

London (3*)

1 Claude Moraes MEP
2 Mary Honeyball MEP
3 Robert Evans MEP
4 Anne Fairweather
5 Kevin McGrath
6 Emma Jones
7 Raj Jethwa
8 Nilgun Canver

North East (1)

1 Stephen Hughes MEP
2 Fay Tinnion
3 Nick Wallis

North West (3)

1 Arlene McCarthy MEP
2 Brian Simpson MEP
3 Theresa Griffin
4 Stephen Carter
5 Jane Clarke
6 Riaz Ahmad
7 Claire Johnston
8 Brian Boag

Scotland (2)

1 David Martin MEP
2 Catherine Stihler MEP
3 Mary Lockhart
4 Paul McAleavely
5 Kirsty Connell
6 Nasim Khan

South East (1)

1 Peter Skinner MEP
2 Janet Sully
3 Bob Fromont
4 Lisa Homan
5 Stephen Alambritis
6 Janet Keene
7 Munir Malik
8 Silke Thomson-Pottebohm
9 Rajinder Sandhu
10 Sukhi Dhaliwal

South West (1)

1 Glyn Ford MEP
2 Isabel Owen
3 Keir Dhillon
4 Dorothea Hodge
5 Dafydd Emlyn Williams
6 Esther Pickup-Keller

Wales (2)

1 Eluned Morgan MEP
2 Derek Vaughan
3 Lisa Stevens
4 Gareth Williams

West Midlands (2)

1 Michael Cashman MEP
2 Neena Gill MEP
3 Claire Edwards
4 Anthony Edwards Painter
5 Victoria Quinn
6 Mohammed Nazir

Yorkshire & Humber  (2)

1 Linda McAvan MEP
2 Richard Corbett MEP
3 Emma Hoddinott
4 David Bowe
5 Melanie Onn
6 Mahroof Hussain

Gary Titley (North West) and Glenys Kinnock (Wales) are retiring.

* with UK total seats reduction in 2009 London would have just 8 seats and Labour third seat in 2004 was the 9th