The UK General Election on July 4 is approaching, causing a significant shift in the political landscape.

Labour is leading in the polls, attributed to public dissatisfaction with the Conservative party's handling of Brexit and austerity measures.

Brexit has resulted in economic setbacks, including a shortage of construction workers and lower tax revenues.

Criticism of Rishi Sunak's government for misleading claims and own-goals has increased public discontent.

Labour's growth ambitions are focused on establishing a closer relationship with the EU post-Brexit.

Projections suggest Labour may gain 279 seats, while the Conservatives are predicted to lose 301 seats.

The Liberal Democrats and smaller parties are expected to secure seats amid concerns about voter ID requirements potentially disenfranchising voters.

The election is poised to reflect a significant defeat for the Conservatives, with Labour forecasted to win 475 seats, the Conservatives 75, and the Liberal Democrats 61.