At a party meeting in The Hague, far-right firebrand Geert Wilders cracks open the champagne to toast a "huge win" in the Dutch general elections that saw his Freedom Party (PVV) win 37 seats in parliament, more than doubling his share from the last election and outstripping opponents. Despite now leading the largest party in parliament, Wilders faces the daunting task of trying to form a working coalition, courting rivals that categorically ruled out serving in a PVV-led government before the vote. "We are willing to negotiate because we want to form a coalition for our voters," Wilders tells journalists, adding that he is "prepared" to become Prime Minister. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES