Labour has won a historic landslide victory in the UK general election, ending 14 years of Conservative rule. Keir Starmer is set to become the new Prime Minister, promising an 'age of national renewal' despite acknowledging the challenges ahead. Labour secured over 410 seats, with the Conservatives reduced to their worst result in nearly 200 years at just 121 seats. The SNP experienced significant losses in Scotland, while the Liberal Democrats gained 71 seats. Notably, Labour made unprecedented gains in traditionally Conservative strongholds such as Cheshire and Southport. Various media outlets highlighted the magnitude of Labour's victory, with the Financial Times and The Guardian emphasizing the collapse of Tory support.