Journalism of Courage
Polling stations across England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland opened their doors as registered voters in 650 constituencies participated in the general election, from 7 am BST (06:00 GMT) to 10 pm BST (21:00 GMT). (AP photo)
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, accompanied by his wife Akshata Murty, cast their votes at a village hall in North Yorkshire, shortly after polling stations opened. (AP photo)
Labour leader Keir Starmer was spotted at a polling station in north London, casting his vote alongside his wife Victoria. (AP photo)
In Glasgow's Glasgow West constituency, a polling station displayed incorrect advice suggesting the use of the Single Transferable Vote (STV) system. Glasgow City Council reassured voters that all ballots would be counted, confirming votes marked with a "1" next to a candidate's name are valid. (AP photo)
Meanwhile, dogs made their presence felt nationwide, waiting patiently outside polling stations while their owners exercised their democratic rights. (AP photo)
This election is pivotal, potentially challenging the Conservatives' 14-year rule, as polling data suggests. (AP photo)
Results are anticipated early on July 5. If one party wins a majority out of the total 650 seats, their leader will become the next Prime Minister. If no party secures a majority, coalition talks may follow. (AP photo)
