Dutch far-right leader Geert Wilders urges voters to head to the polls in European elections after casting his ballot on the first of four days of voting for 720 MEPs, against the backdrop of an expected surge in the nationalist right. "We want less immigration. We want to toughen up the asylum, the rules and policy. We want to be in charge of our own rulings again," Wilders tells reporters after casting his ballot, urging voters to turn out for the polls. "It's not only in our interests, it's also in their interest and the interest of the Netherlands being able to, decrease the amount of asylum seekers, in the future." IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES