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“It will fuel speculation that the Prime Minister will be tempted to go for an early general election in order to capitalise on Labour's uptick in support under his leadership.”

“But the latest survey could cool fevered rumours at Westminster about the prospect of a snap general election.”

“Holborn and St Pancras is going to provide the springboard for the Prime Minister to call a snap election sometime in the first half of next year.”

“By doing so, she has opened up one of the clearest dividing lines in British politics ahead of the next election, amid growing speculation that an early poll could come as soon as next year.”

“The rough sleepers, thought to be recently arrived migrants, assemble in the area around the hotel in the early evening.”

“Nigel Farage faces an 'imminent' decision from a standards watchdog over whether he breached Westminster rules by not declaring a £5 million donation.”

“The Scottish Conservatives’ convincing win in June’s Westminster by-election in Aberdeen South was a morale boost for both the UK and Scottish Tory leaders.”

“'Things could be different in a year but they should be putting out feelers to each other now.' Speculation is mounting in Westminster about the possibility of Mr Burnham calling a snap election.”

“YouGov research this morning indicates that a snap election soon could result in a Commons deadlock, with the main parties effectively tied Rumours are swirling at Westminster that the PM is considering going to the country early to get his own mandate All…”