General Election 2017

Theresa May Seeks Snap General Election On June 8

Unexpected move from PM surprises Westminster.
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This Is How The Pound Is Reacting To Theresa May's Surprise Announcement

FTSE poised to suffer 'worst day in three months'.
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Brexit Dept Ridiculed After Tweets Show EU Boosts UK Trade

Too many tweets?
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Labour 'Face Snap Election Defeat' If MPs Vote Down Brexit Bill

Blocking EU referendum result could spark 'civil unrest'
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9 Political Shocks For 2017 That No Longer Appear Impossible

Corbyn as PM, the rising Right across Europe, and 'draining the swamp'.
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There Won't Be A Snap Election - Here's The Evidence

The Tories aren't getting ready, and it's getting too late.
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Jeremy Corbyn Says He Has Mountain To Climb To Win General Election

'No one will be convinced of a vision promoted by a divided party'
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About General Election 2017
About General Election 2017 Theresa May called for a snap general election on June 8th 2017. The Conservative Party suffered a humiliating defeat when they lost 13 seats and their overall majority. Jeremy Corbyn's Labour party surged in support to gain 30 seats, while the SNP failed to repeat their 2015 success and lost 21 seats, many to the Scottish Conservatives.