Media gather in Downing Street, London, ahead of a statement by Prime Minister Theresa May <\/p>\n
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Theresa May exits 10 Downing Street to announce snap election <\/p>\n
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British Prime Minister Theresa May has called for an early general election <\/p>\n
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Prime Minister Theresa May walks back into 10 Downing Street after making a statement to the nation <\/p>\n
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Broadcast journalists set up on the green outside the Houses of Parliament after the prime minister announced that she will seek an early general election <\/p>\n
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A newspaper stand shows a copy of today's Evening Standard, with the front page story relating to British Prime Minister Theresa May's call for a snap general election on June 8 <\/p>\n
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Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn talks to carers during a visit to Birmingham Carers Hub to launch Labour's proposed Carer's Allowance increase <\/p>\n
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Prime Minister Theresa May delivers a speech in Walmsley Parish Hall, Bolton, as she asked voters for the mandate to lead post-Brexit Britain ahead of the looming election campaign <\/p>\n
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Scotland's First Minister and Scottish National Party leader Nicola Sturgeon walks with deputy leader and member of parliament Angus Robertson during a media facility outside the Houses of Parliament <\/p>\n
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Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May delivers a speech to Conservative Party members to launch their election campaign in Walmsley Parish Hall in Bolton, England <\/p>\n
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Prime Minister Theresa May during a visit to radar manufacturer Kelvin Hughes Limited in Enfield, north Londo <\/p>\n
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Prime Minster Theresa May gives a short speech and at GSK in Maidenhead, England <\/p>\n
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn reads with children as he visits Brentry Children Centre in Bristol, during Labour's election campaign <\/p>\n
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A tactical voting website in support of Labour. The use of digital marketing and social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter are likely to play and important role in the snap general election to be held on June 8 <\/p>\n
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn addresses the STUC conference in Aviemore. <\/p>\n
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Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron addresses supporters at a campaign event in Vauxhall, London <\/p>\n
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The Liberal Democrat party website is displayed on a laptop computer. The use of digital marketing and social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter are likely to play and important role in the snap general election to be held on June 8 <\/p>\n
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Party workers clear a hall following Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron's address to supporters at a campaign event in Vauxhall, London <\/p>\n
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The Conservative party website is displayed on a laptop computer in Bristol, England. The use of digital marketing and social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter are likely to play and important role in the snap general election to be held on June 8 <\/p>\n
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Shadow Brexit secretary Sir Keir Starmer makes a speech outlining Labour's approach to Brexit <\/p>\n
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Prime Minister Theresa May speaks to a worker during a visit to a steel works in Newport, Wales <\/p>\n
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UK Independence Party leader Paul Nuttall knocks on the door of a resident during a visit to Hartlepool <\/p>\n
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UK Independence Party leader Paul Nuttall leaves a pub after meeting with television media in Hartlepool <\/p>\n
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A UK Independence Party supporter (L) scuffles with a pro-europe supporter ahead of a visit by UKIP leader Paul Nuttall to Hartlepool <\/p>\n
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Theresa May speaks at an election campaign rally in Banchory, Scotland <\/p>\n
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British Prime Minister Theresa May speaks at an election campaign rally on April 29, 2017 in Banchory, Scotland <\/p>\n
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Jeremy Corbyn delivers a campaign speech on leadership in London <\/p>\n
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Britain's opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn speaks at an election campaign rally in East London <\/p>\n
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Jeremy Corbyn speaks to supporters as he arrives for a conference for head teachers in Telford <\/p>\n
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Green MEP Molly Scott Cato speaks during the launch of the Green Party Brexit policy watched by Co-Leader of the Green Party, Caroline Lucas and Green London Assembly member Sin Rebecca Berry at the Space Studio in London <\/p>\n
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Co-Leader of the Green Party, Caroline Lucas, speaks during the launch of the Green Party Brexit policy at the Space Studio in London <\/p>\n
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Green Party co-leader Caroline Lucas, Sin Rebecca Berry, London Assembly Green Party member and the Bristol West candidate, Molly Scott Cato make an announcement of the party's new Brexit policy in London <\/p>\n
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Scottish Conservative party leader Ruth Davidson gave a speech at the G&V Royal Mile Hotel in Edinburgh ahead of the local government election <\/p>\n
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Ukip leader Paul Nuttall during a walkabout in Dudley town centre in the West Midlands, with Ukip West Midlands MEP Bill Etheridge and Pete Durnell, West Midlands Metro Mayor candidate, while on the election campaign trail <\/p>\n
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Ukip leader Paul Nuttall eats grapes during a walkabout in Dudley town centre in the West Midlands, with Ukip West Midlands MEP Bill Etheridge and Pete Durnell, West Midlands Metro Mayor candidate <\/p>\n
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Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party, campaigns in Southampton <\/p>\n
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Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party, campaigns in Southampton <\/p>\n
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A view of the Liberal Democrat battle bus during a general election campaign visit to Lewes in East Sussex <\/p>\n
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Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May makes a campaign stop at a company in St Yves, Cornwall, England <\/p>\n
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Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May makes a campaign stop at a company in St Yves, Cornwall, England. The Prime Minister is campaigning in South-West England, a former Liberal Democrat stronghold, as she urges West Country voters to stick with her party ahead of the polls on June 8 <\/p>\n
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Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May enjoys some chips during a campaign stop in Mevagissey, Cornwall <\/p>\n
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Prime Minister Theresa May having some chips while on a walkabout during a election campaign stop in Mevagissey, Cornwall <\/p>\n
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Britain's opposition Labour party Leader Jeremy Corbyn reacts as he meets with nursing students at the University of Worcester's Sheila Scott building in Worcester <\/p>\n
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Scotland's First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon gestures during her tour of the Inveralmond Brewery as she campaigns for the upcoming general election, in Perth <\/p>\n
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Scotland's First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon gestures during her tour of the Inveralmond Brewery as she campaigns for the upcoming general election, in Perth <\/p>\n
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Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May arrives at the Dhamecha Lohana Centre in north west London <\/p>\n
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Ukip leader Paul Nuttall at a policy launch event in Gt George Street, London <\/p>\n
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Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party campaigns outside Leamington Spa Town Hall <\/p>\n
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Britain's Labour Party Leader Jeremy Corbyn greets a supporter campaigning in Manchester, north west England <\/p>\n
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Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron and the party's local candidate Tessa Munt on board a hovercraft during a visit to the Burnham Area Rescue Boat (BARB), a charity that operates two life-saving rescue hovercrafts and an inshore rescue boat, at Burnham-on-Sea in Somerset <\/p>\n
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