The UK's Labour Party, led by Keir Starmer, has achieved a historic victory in the general election, ending the Conservative Party's 14-year rule and securing a majority of 170 seats with an estimated 410 seats. Rishi Sunak, the Conservative Prime Minister, conceded defeat as Labour's win marked the beginning of a new political era in the UK. Sunak's resignation followed the exit poll results predicting a significant defeat for the Conservatives. The Labour Party's success was attributed to voters' dissatisfaction with the Conservatives' handling of economic challenges and public services, leading to a rejection of the incumbent party's leadership.