General election: What you need to know

The UK will have a general election on 8 June. Here's what you need to know. Ask a question▼ A general election is how the British public decide who they want to represent them in Parliament and, ultimately, run the country. Everyone who is eligible - and registered (see below) - gets to vote for one candidate to represent their local area, which is known in Parliament as a constituency. The candi

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野党にとってもコービン党首への批判が多く、総選挙前倒しには賛成が多いんじゃないかな。キャメロン辞任後の名首相が国民から支持を得なければ進めにくい状態というだけで英国も意見が二分していると言えそう。