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UK Elections: Labour set to wipe out Tories with 410-seat landslide, exit poll predicts

The U.K.'s opposition Labour Party is poised to win a significant majority in the general election, possibly ousting the Conservative incumbent after 14 years, based on exit polls.
Labour is projected to secure a landslide victory, while some key seats, including those of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt, are still uncertain.
Ipsos UK's poll for Sky News/BBC/ITV News suggests Labour's Sir Keir Starmer could lead with an estimated 170-seat majority.

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