Piers Morgan describes Labour's predicted landslide as a political "earthquake" for the UK

Piers Morgan joins star-studded panel for election special

PIERS Morgan has described Labour’s predicted landslide as a political "earthquake" and a "seismic night" for the UK. The Piers Morgan Uncensored host has joined our star-studded panel of experts for a Never Mind The Ballots election special tonight.

Labour projected to steamroll into Downing Street

Labour is predicted to take 410 seats, up 209 from 2019, leaving the Tories with just 131 seats. The exit poll suggests a major shift in power, with Piers Morgan calling it a "political and social earthquake."

Pressure on Keir Starmer to deliver

Piers Morgan says, "There’s now huge pressure on him to deliver on the faith that the electorate has shown him." Starmer's move towards the center and strategic policy positions have been credited for Labour's surge in popularity.

End of 14 years of Tory rule

The exit poll indicates a significant decline in Tory seats, with Piers Morgan stating, "14 years of Tory rule will come crashing to an end after Mr. Sunak’s early election gamble failed to revive Tory fortunes."

New government formation in the horizon

If the expected heavy defeat occurs, PM Boris Johnson will resign to King Charles, paving the way for Sir Keir Starmer to form the next government. The Labour leader will appoint his Cabinet and introduce new laws in the coming weeks.