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    Election special: Coming soon

    enJuly 04, 2024

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    • UK General Election 2022Labour Party wins historic landslide victory in the 2022 UK General Election as indicated by exit polls, with expert analysis and coverage from The Times and special emergency podcast.

      The 2022 UK general election has resulted in a historic landslide victory for the Labour Party, as indicated by the exit poll. The polling stations have closed, and the votes have been cast. The newsroom is filled with excitement and anticipation as the results begin to come in. The Times is committed to bringing its audience the best analysis and coverage of this significant political event. William Hague, a Westminster insider and Tim Shipman, a political commentator from The Sunday Times, will provide expert insights. A special emergency election podcast will be released at dawn. The brass band and mountain of food in the newsroom reflect the sense of celebration and significance of this momentous occasion.

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