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Britons’ political identities are more strongly aligned along their positions on Brexit than by political affiliation, according to research by King’s College London.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson will tour Labour Leave heartlands to woo traditionally left-wing voters, urging them to stop Jeremy Corbyn’s “great betrayal” of Brexit.

LONDON (AP) – Britain’s political parties embarked Sunday on a final hunt for votes ahead of this week’s general election, making last-ditch appeals to shore up support and persuade their backers to go to the polls.

Almost two-thirds of Britons are still concerned about their country’s high levels of immigration, citing pressure on the National Health Service (NHS) and schools as especially worrying.

LONDON (AP) – Four elected officials from Britain’s Brexit Party are quitting and backing Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Conservatives.

President Trump answered the speculation over whether he would get involved in the UK general election campaign during his visit to London.

British voters across all party allegiances, views on Brexit, and age profiles think there should be an annual cap on the number of migrant arrivals to the country after a Brexit, a new poll has found, prompting Brexit leader Nigel Farage to reflect it was time for the nation to “get serious” on the challenge.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has promised that if the Conservatives fail to gain a majority in the House of Commons in the December 12th election, he would not agree to a second referendum as a price for a coalition.

The post-ironic meme campaign being fought by the Conservative Party continues with an hour of Lo-Fi beats “to get Brexit done to”.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has unveiled the Conservative Party’s election manifesto where he promised to increase spending on public services without raising taxes and to “get Brexit done” by January 2020.

Polling suggests that the Conservative Party could win a 64-seat majority in the House of Commons in the December 12th General Election.

London (AFP) — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson unveils his Conservative Party’s manifesto on Sunday, pledging to move on from Brexit and austerity in a bid to secure a general election victory.

Chief Secretary to the Treasury Rishi Sunak confirmed that if the Conservatives are returned to government, contingency plans for a clean-break, no-deal Brexit will resume.

A leading member of the Conservative government has criticised Jeremy Corbyn for claiming that he would be “neutral” on Brexit in a Labour-proposed second referendum.

The Brexit leader laid into the establishment parties for persistently and willfully lying in their election manifestos.

Leader of the Labour Party Jeremy Corbyn refused nine times to say if he would back his own proposed renegotiated soft-Brexit deal.

The harsh political divide in the United Kingdom has spread to the rental market, leaving many pro-Brexit and Conservative voters out in the cold.

The Conservative and Labour leaders are taking part in the first debate of the 2019 snap general election.

Boris Johnson has postponed tax cuts during a speech to business leaders Monday, dropping a key element of the Tory election manifesto.

The Conservatives want to spend £500 million on reopening old railways, failing to mention they closed them in the first place.

Labour is being deserted by its traditional power base as working-class voters are now more likely to support the Conservatives, polls say.

Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage, has refused to step aside in another 300 seats, rejecting a last minute ‘deal’ from Boris Johnson.

Boris Johnson’s Conservatives have polled 14 points clear of their nearest rivals, the increasingly hard-left Labour party of Jeremy Corbyn, his best-projected result since the election was called in October. 

A new report from ONS shows that the number of non-EU born foreign workers has climbed to an all-time high in the United Kingdom.

Leader Tory politician Michael Gove has slammed Labour’s “open borders” plan for immigration — but a leading immigration-sceptic think tank has noted Gove’s own party is also weak on the issue.

Brexit leader Nigel Farage has made defeating unashamedly anti-Brexit parties his primary election goal, announcing Monday he has stood down all candidates in seats won by the Conservatives so not to split the pro-Brexit vote.

The Conservative Party could win a 96-seat majority in the House of Commons in December 12th’s general election, according to a polling prediction by Electoral Calculus.

A poll has revealed that a significant majority of both Conservative and Brexit Party voters back a Leave Alliance.

Fringe parties Liberal Democrats, Greens, and Welsh separatist Plaid Cymru have agreed to an election pact where one of the pro-Remain parties will be given a clear run in 60 seats they hope to turn anti-Brexit.

Former Labour MP Ian Austin has told “decent, patriotic” Labour supporters to vote for the Conservative Boris Johnson to stop Jeremy Corbyn from becoming prime minister. He called the socialist unpatriotic and “unfit” to lead the country and condemned him for allowing antisemitism to take hold in the party.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has insisted his “oven-ready” deal with the European Union is “great” and “able to deliver all the advantages of leaving the EU” — if the public gives him a working majority in the December snap election.

Nigel Farage is putting ego before country and destroying Brexit… is the narrative being assiduously promoted by the Conservative party.

Conservative Party Brexiteer Andrew Bridgen has warned that it is pointless trying to “outspend the Marxists in the Labour Party”, evoking the lesson from the Greek debt crisis that “democracy ends” when your creditors own you.

A Brexit Party spokesman has said that Conservative MPs are “deliberately misrepresenting” Nigel Farage’s offer of a “Leave Alliance” after the Tories have said they cannot accept a no-deal Brexit.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is going to drop the ‘threat’ of a no-deal Brexit from the Conservative Party’s election manifesto to woo centrist voters and soft-Brexit supporters.

U.S. President Donald Trump has backed an election pact between Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage which he believes would do “great numbers” and said a Jeremy Corbyn premiership would be a disaster.