2015 UK General Election: Conservatives Win Majority

Conservatives Score Big Win

The Conservative Party has secured a 12-seat majority in the UK Parliament, following the 2015 General Election. This significant victory marks a major shift in the political landscape, with the Labour Party suffering heavy losses to the Scottish National Party (SNP).

SNP Surges, Labour Faces Wipeout

The SNP made significant gains in Scotland, virtually wiping out Labour's presence in the region. This surge has led to calls for a second Scottish independence referendum. Labour, meanwhile, faces an uncertain future as it seeks to rebuild after a disappointing election performance.

The Conservatives' victory secures Prime Minister David Cameron a second term in office. The party's success is attributed to its focus on economic stability and its pledge to reduce immigration.