Published on Jun 8, 2017
It’s election day … again. Just two years after the last general election and a year after Brexit, British voters are being bombarded with ballots.
So can Theresa May increase her parliamentary majority? Or will Jeremy Corbyn mobilise an army of anti-austerity voters to carry him into Downing Street? With turnout crucial to the result, who will prevail?

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It's election day … again. Just two years after the last general election and a year after Brexit, British voters are being bombarded with ballots. Subscribe to The Guardian ► http://is.gd/subscribeguardian So can Theresa May increase her parliamentary majority? Or will Jeremy Corbyn mobilise an army of anti-austerity voters to carry him into Downing Street?