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UK election: As it happenedLive coverage as Boris Johnson and the Tories easily won the UK election.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInPOLITICO Photo illustration/Source images by GettyLiveDecember 11, 20199:08 pm CETBy POLITICOLONDON 鈥?After a grueling winter <a href=www.stanleycups.at>stanley flasche</a> campaign, U.K. voters went to the polls Thursday in the countrys first December election in nearly a century.It was a huge victory for the Conservatives, a great night for the SNP and a disaster for Labour and the Lib Dems. Scroll down for updates. Also On POLITICO politico primer UK election: The essential guide By James Randerson AdvertisementRelated TagsBrexitBritish politicsElectionsElections in EuropeReferendumU.K. election 2019Related CountriesUnited KingdomRelated PeopleBoris JohnsonJeremy CorbynJ <a href=www.stanley-cups.de>stanley deutschland</a> o SwinsonNicola SturgeonNigel FarageOur readers read nextMagyar defends appointing brother-in-law as justice minister2 HRS ago 2 mins readAttempted murder charge after Jewish men stabbed in London9 HRS ago 2 mins readUK elections 2026Anger and apathy on the UK campaign trail15 HRS ago 7 mins readNigel Farage: Germany AfD is a mixed bag ;23 HRS ago 2 mins readMore from POLITICOTrump threatens S谩nchez and Meloni with US troops withdrawalThe remarks follow similar threats aimed at Germany Chancellor Friedrich Merz earlier this week.7 HRS ago <a href=www.stanley-cups.de>stanley becher</a> 2 mins readAs it happenedEU summit wraps under shadow Qxpo What a good Iran deal would look like
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