After winning a huge majority in Britain's general election, new Labour Prime Minister

Kere Starmer says he'll start working immediately on rebuilding the country.

He promised what he called a big reset after 14,

sometimes turbulent years of conservative government.

The defeated conservatives are looking for a new leader

after Rishisunak resigned as he left office.

Special correspondent Malcolm Brabant reports from London.

Seconds after voting ended,

exit polls confirmed that Sakeer-Starma had led the Labour Party to one of its

greatest ever parliamentary victories and that he was heading to 10 Downing Street.

People here and around the country have spoken and they're ready for change to end the politics of performance

a return to politics as public service.

This was the worst election result in the Conservative Party's history.

Rishisunak, Britain's first Prime Minister of Color, managed to hang on to his district

in Northern England, while many of his colleagues were wiped out.

After 14 years of conservatism ended with most people being poorer, voters took their revenge.

But Sunak was dignified in defeat. To the country I would like to say first

and foremost I am sorry I have given this job my all but you have sent a clear signal that the government of the United Kingdom

must change. Despite the size of Labour's majority, this is being described as a

loveless landslide. 40% of the electorate abstained,

and Labour only managed to obtain a third of the total vote.

Most experts agree that Britain wanted to teach the Conservatives a lesson,

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