Key Takeaways
- The Labour Party wins a historic parliamentary majority in the British parliament.
- Keir Starmer’s leadership is credited with the Labour Party’s win, securing 326 seats.
- The win marks a significant shift in British politics, with potential changes to policies and legislation.
London: The Labour Party, headed by Keir Starmer, has won an outright majority in the lower house of the British parliament, according to a tally of seats won so far by broadcaster Sky News.
With 467 of parliament’s 650 seats declared, the Labour Party has won 326, Sky News said early Friday.
The exit poll, commissioned by the BBC, ITV, and Sky News, predicted a landslide win for the Labour Party with 410 seats, while the Conservative Party would be reduced to 131 seats.
