Keir Starmer's Labour Party has won a historic landslide victory in the UK General Election, securing 412 seats in the House of Commons and ending 14 years of Conservative rule. The election results have been met with congratulations from global leaders, including US President Joe Biden, Thailand's Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, who expressed hopes for stronger diplomatic relations and support for freedom and democracy. Labour's victory was marked by significant gains in the Red Wall and key constituencies like the Cities of London and Westminster, although the Conservatives retained a small presence in London. The election has also brought various societal impacts, from increased demand for dental appointments to potential legal work for lawyers. The political landscape's shift is expected to influence the upcoming Republican and Democratic National Conventions in the US, where uncertainties about the candidates' futures loom large.