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What to know about the UK general election on July 4
By Danica Kirka
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Why UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak called an election he’s expected to lose
By Luke McGee
Conservative vs Labour: A look at party economic policies
By William Schomberg, Alexandra Hudson & Suban Soraia Abdulla
The British Prime Minister Bowed to the Inevitable
By Helen Lewis
UK elections on July 4: Here’s a look at key poll issues
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Rishi Sunak
RishiSunak
Confirmed: Labour’s manifesto would mean the highest taxes in history.
If you think they’ll win, start saving.
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Rishi Sunak
RishiSunak
Tax cuts with the Conservatives or tax rises with Labour. It’s that simple.
#BattleForNo10 pic.twitter.com/Inpj7GWImN
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The Labour Party
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NHS waiting lists are now 350,000 longer than when Rishi Sunak became Prime Minister - and they’re rising again.
If the Tories are given another five years in charge, they will hit 10 million.
Vote Labour on Thursday 4 July. pic.twitter.com/JQJJiiF7u7
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Redfield & Wilton Strategies
RedfieldWilton
The Conservatives' slogan is competitive with Labour's.
At the beginning of this election, which slogan (blind-tested) did British voters find most inspiring? (24 May)
Change. 22%
Clear Plan. Bold Action. Secure Future. 22%
Britain Needs Reform. 21%
redfieldandwiltonstrategies.com/voters-prefer-the-conservatives-slogan/ pic.twitter.com/wlqOGEakcg
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U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak Calls Snap General Election as Conservatives Trail in Polls - WSJ
By Max Colchester
Calling election on economic issues is a risky gamble
By Faisal Islam
Sunak's Call for a July 4 Election Puts the Tories Out of Their Misery
By Adrian Wooldridge
British prime minister sets July 4 election as his Conservatives face biggest challenge in a decade
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UK general election
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