The Labour Party’s sweeping win in the UK general election decimated the Conservative Party from the top to the bottom as it confronted the smallest number of seats in the party’s two-century history.
With almost all the results in on Friday morning, leftist Labour had won 410 seats in the 650-seat House of Commons and the Conservatives 118.
Leading the way to the election exit was former prime minister Liz Truss who lost her seat, conceding her South West Norfolk constituency to Labour by 630 votes, having previously held a huge 24,180 majority.
The ex-premier had plenty of company with a host of other senior Tories ejected from Parliament, in a result set to reshape the direction of the party, the BBC reports.
Red Wave: Britain Braces for Five Years of Leftist Governance as Labour Party Wins Blair-Style Majorityhttps://t.co/gPW6x5dckp
— Breitbart London…
