On Tuesday night, former Prime Minister Boris Johnson made a surprise appearance at a Conservative election rally in London. Despite staying away from campaigning for six weeks, Johnson defended current Conservative leader Rishi Sunak and urged voters to reject the Labour party if they want higher taxes, uncontrolled immigration, and unnecessary subservience to Brussels.
Rishi Sunak has acknowledged the divisions within the party and the importance of standing together during his tenure as Prime Minister. His leadership marks the fifth in 14 years of Conservative rule, which has been characterized by crises, challenges, and divisions. A recent poll predicted that Labour could win a landslide victory with a historic majority, surpassing past election results.
While Keir Starmer continues to campaign for Labour, the fate of the election rests in the hands of the British electorate. Polling stations will open early on Thursday morning and results are expected to be released during the night from Thursday to Friday. The outcome of the election will determine the future of UK government policies.
