Residents in Clacton, the southern English constituency won by Nigel Farage in the UK general election, react to the vote's historic results, with some expressing a desire for their new MP to move on from campaign rhetoric. "You're voted in. You've created a stir. Now you've got to calm the public down and actually put real ideas into place", says football coach Kieron Shelley. Farage, a major driving force behind the 2016 Brexit vote, had failed to get elected in seven previous attempts. "I'm hoping he's going to change the way he words things", Kieron adds, "there's no jobs for people, that's not down to illegal immigrants." IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES