Name: 英国総選挙の簡単なご案内｜FT (A brief guide to the UK general election | FT)
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It's one of the most unpredictable and volatile

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has a radically different vision for the country's economy,

public services, and the future shape of the UK union.

Let's get Brexit done and unleash the potential

is to break the Brexit deadlock in parliament,

but it's a huge gamble for Boris Johnson, the prime minister

He needs to come back to parliament with a majority

in order to deliver the Brexit deal that he negotiated

If he doesn't, pro-Remain parties here in parliament

could move to try and stop Brexit altogether.

Jeremy Corbyn's opposition party haven't committed yet

But they have promised a second referendum

We will secure a sensible deal that protects manufacturing

put it to a public vote alongside the option

The Liberal Democrats under the leadership of Jo Swinson

have vowed to revoke Article 50 and cancel Brexit altogether.

But if they don't win the election, which

is highly likely, they are expected to also campaign

So if you want to stop Boris Johnson and stop Brexit,

The Scottish National party under Nicola Sturgeon,

the Welsh party Plaid Cymru; and the Greens are all in favour

The two major political parties have dramatically different

Labour are keen to get the conversation away from Brexit

and talk about what is one of the most radical leftwing

Labour's manifesto is a manifesto for hope.

They're promising to increase tax and spending

and also nationalise some of the key industries in the UK,

such as Royal Mail, the railways, and even broadband.

The Tories are also hoping to take advantage of low interest

rates and borrow more to invest in infrastructure.

they're promising tax breaks for everyday workers.

But really, they're keen to keep the conversation

on the issue of Brexit with a promise to get it done.

is always a major issue in any general election campaign.

But this winter the NHS is coming under particular strain,

So what happens if no party comes back with a majority?

In that circumstance, the party with the most number of seats

would have an opportunity to reach out to the smaller

parties and try and form a coalition or a confidence

They could also try and form a minority government.

is on offer from the two tired old parties.

And the Scottish National party have said the price

for them supporting any minority or coalition government is

the promise of a second independent Scottish referendum

Now, what the smaller parties are saying now

and what they would actually do in the event of a hung

But if no one can come to any sort of agreement,

or if no one can rule through a minority government,

we might be forced into another general election.

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