How does the UK electoral system work? The UK elects 650 new MPs to the House of Commons, comparable to our House of Representatives. The country is divided into 650 electoral districts, where each party puts forward one candidate for

Last Friday, Labour Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announced that she would end the Freedom of Speech Act 2023, dealing a direct blow to the freedom of speech of British students and professors under the new Labour government. The Higher Education

British Labour Party leader Keir Starmer (61) will become the new British Prime Minister, after Rishi Sunak’s Conservative Party suffered a major defeat in the general election. Who is Starmer and what does he stand for? Sketch of the new

Lots of noise, few seats Britain is electing 650 new MPs to the House of Commons, the equivalent of our House of Representatives. The country is divided into 650 constituencies, with each party putting forward one candidate for each seat.

Labour was able to claim 326 of the 650 seats in parliament by 6am on Friday morning (Belgian time). According to BBC estimates, based on exit polls and partial results, the party will win 405 of the 650 seats in

According to BBC estimates, based on exit polls and partial results, Labour will convincingly win the UK parliamentary election. Keir Starmer’s party could claim 405 of the 650 seats in parliament. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s Conservatives are trailing by a