Exit polls in the United Kingdom show a labor landslide in today's election,

with the center left party winning a massive majority in Parliament in the first general election in nearly five years.

This video from Sky TV shows the result. general election in nearly five years.

This video from Sky TV shows the results of those exit polls.

The Conservatives' loss marks the end of 14 years in power

and Rishi Sunax Prime Minister ship.

Labor leader Sir Kier Starmer will be Britain's next Prime Minister.

Newshour Special Correspondent Malcolm Brabant is in London covering the election and joins us now.

So Malcolm, what more can you tell us about these results?

Were they a surprise or to be expected?

No, people were saying right at the start that the election was called that it was over virtually then,

that people were expecting a substantial labor majority because the nation really has declared that it's sick and tired of the Conservatives.

And this has been born out tonight.

These early sort of exit polls are usually extremely accurate.

And what they're saying is that the labor will have 410 seats in the

365 seat parliament giving them a majority of 170 seats and the conservatives have lost

241 seats which is one of the worst performances by a conservative

government in recent political history.

So a landslide victory it seems like there what does that margin of victory mean both for the

labor party and how Sir Kirsch starmers as priorities can actually be put into

place? Well this is exactly what he wanted to be able to do, to be able to carry out all of his legislative

programs and he's been rather vague about some of the things that he's going to do. But he now has absolutely really no opposition to worry about

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