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EXIT POLL-Labour Set For Huge Win, 170 Seat Majority, Cons Proj 131Seats

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The Ipsos exit poll for the BBC, ITV and Sky News projects that, in line with expectations, the main opposition Labour party is set for a record majority amid a collapse in support for the governing Conservatives. Sir Keir Starmer's centre-left Labour are projected to win 410seats, with the Conservatives falling to 131 seats. The centrist Liberal Democrats are projected to win 61seats, overtaking the Conservatives to become the main opposition rising to third place nationally. Nigel Farage''s Reform UK are projected to win 13 seats.

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The Ipsos exit poll for the BBC, ITV and Sky News projects that, in line with expectations, the main opposition Labour party is set for a record majority amid a collapse in support for the governing Conservatives. Sir Keir Starmer's centre-left Labour are projected to win 410seats, with the Conservatives falling to 131 seats. The centrist Liberal Democrats are projected to win 61seats, overtaking the Conservatives to become the main opposition rising to third place nationally. Nigel Farage''s Reform UK are projected to win 13 seats.