British Elections

Britain has pledged to take its "fair share" of unaccompanied children. So why have other countries taken so many more?

The movement that grew around Labour's promises galvanized disillusioned voters and united people across age, race, ethnicity and region.

For the first time in British history, more than 200 lawmakers will be women in the 650-seat legislative assembly.

Europe's press eviscerated Theresa May for Britain's election 'madness.'

A shock projection of the British election results suggests May will fall short of a majority. Here's what that actually means.

Across the U.K., people are casting their votes in a snap general election.

The prime minister and the leader of the opposition refused to join TV debates, making the election result seem more of a foregone conclusion than ever.

Here's why the debate about electoral reform is back in British politics.

Labour faces a tough time on Britain's bumper election day.

The Tories have beaten projections in the election.

The unpredicted result in the tight election came after Conservatives trounced Labour in key seats.

Highlights from the 2015 campaign trail and polling day.

Final opinion polls showed Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservatives and Ed Miliband's opposition Labour Party almost in a dead heat.

Cameron's "Little England" policies do not augur well for a U.S. foreign policy which encourages like-minded states to share the burdens of leadership.