UK Election Nears With Labour Leading and Conservatives Scrambling

With less than three weeks until the vote, Labour's disciplined campaign contrasts sharply with Conservative struggles and internal dissent.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak faces mounting challenges, including a significant polling deficit and internal party turmoil.
Labour's manifesto emphasizes stability and cautious economic growth, resonating with a weary electorate.
The Conservative Party's focus on immigration and tax cuts has failed to gain traction amid questions about fiscal sustainability.
Nigel Farage's Reform UK is siphoning votes from Conservatives, complicating their electoral strategy.
Labour's disciplined messaging and focus on change have kept them ahead, despite media criticisms of their cautious approach.