Labour is virtually certain (probability greater than 99%) to win more than they won in 1997 under Tony Blair, when Labour won 418 seats.
Nigel Farage’s party 40/1 to win 326 seats; Conservatives out to 50/1.
It looks set to be a landmark election for the Green Party, who are now poised to increase their total of elected MPs...
Times Radio has scoured the country for the last remaining people who will 'play it safe' and back the Tories.
The party went on the offensive after Starmer admitted to carving out time for his children.
Ed Davey's party could overtake the Conservatives in the Commons in a shift that would "change everything" in UK politics.
"This isn't about Labour or the LibDems. It's about the big prize: ending the Tories as a viable political force. The chance to do so won't come again."
The Prime Minister said he was fighting for every vote while warning against giving Labour ‘unchecked’ power if Sir Keir Starmer wins by a landslide.
If Rishi Sunak is re-elected, the public will be faced with ‘Truss 2.0’, Shadow Cabinet Office Minister Jonathan Ashworth said.
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