CONFIRMED: UK to head to the polls on July 4th for a General Election
The announcement was made 14 years to the month since the Conservatives were first elected into government.
The announcement was made 14 years to the month since the Conservatives were first elected into government.
ITV's Anushka Asthana also says that the July 4th date has been confirmed to people internally.
It comes amid speculation that the prime minister could be preparing to call a snap election in July.
Ministers have been summoned to a Cabinet meeting at 4pm, with insiders saying an announcement is expected at 5pm.
The prospect of a dire set of local election results for the Tories has revived speculation over a possible leadership challenge.
Shadow health secretary Wes Streeting said Westminster is ‘awash’ with talk.
“Given the onslaught of money pouring in for Starmer to beat Tony Blair’s record total of 419 seats in 1997, we’ve had no choice but to slash the price"
The shadow Cabinet Office minister had bet Kay Burley £10 that a general election would take place on May 2nd.
The current post-war record for the longest gap between general elections is 1,848 days.
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