The Labour Party, led by Keir Starmer, has achieved a historic victory in the UK general election, winning 410 seats and securing a 170-seat majority over the Conservatives, who suffered their worst defeat with just 131 seats. This result ends 14 years of Conservative rule and marks a dramatic turnaround from Labour's poor performance in 2019 under Jeremy Corbyn. The new government faces significant challenges, including a stagnant economy and deteriorating public services. Notable figures such as George Galloway lost their seats, highlighting the widespread rejection of incumbent parties. The election also saw the rise of Nigel Farage's Reform UK party, which gained 13 seats, further fragmenting the Conservative vote.