The election is the most crucial, and divisive, the U.K. has faced in a generation. Voters aren’t just choosing a prime minister but also the fate of Brexit.
LONDON—British voters headed to the polls Thursday in a election that will likely determine whether the U.K. will leave the European Union at the end of next month or hold another Brexit referendum.
The election is the most crucial, and divisive, the country has faced in a generation. Opinion polls put Prime Minister Boris Johnson ahead with an average 10-point lead over opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, with more than 40% of the vote. That would translate into a healthy majority in Parliament for his Conservative...
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