Voters go to the polls on Thursday in an election that will pave the way for Brexit under Prime Minister Boris Johnson or propel Britain towards another referendum that could ultimately reverse the decision to leave the European Union.

United Kingdom votes to decide the fate of Brexit, again

Just before 24 hours left before Britain's goes back to the ballot boxes to pick its Prime Minister. UK elections are supposed to be held every five years but elections for 2019, is a third since 2015. watch this report to know more:

UK Elections 2019: Will Johnson's Brexit Gamble pay off?

The United Kingdom will vote in its third election in four years on Thursday. Who will be the next Prime Minister. Will this election settle the chaos over Brexit?

Gravitas: The UK Election: Who will be the next Prime Minister

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Fineprint: Election campaign enters its final day | UK election 2019

In the UK general elections and the fight to the finish between Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn. The question is can Boris Johnson ride the Brexit wave back to 10 Downing street. The last round of campaigning is always the most hard and the United Kingdom is no exception. Boris Johnson was seen driving a bulldozer through a wall of foam bricks with 'Get Brexit Done' written on it. Watch video to know more.

UK Election 2019: Can 'bulldozing Boris' get Brexit done?

Britain is set to go back to the ballot boxes in three days, to pick its Prime Minister for the third time since 2015. It's predicted to be one of the most volatile general elections in decades.

With Brexit and economy at stake, Britain braces for third election in four years

WION Correspondent, Olly Barratt speaks on UK Elections 2019.

UK Elections 2019: Olly Barratt assessment on major issues for UK Elections

The UK election comes against the background of one of the worst periods in Russian-British relations since the end of the Cold War. Badly shaken by the 2006 poisoning of the former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko in London, relations spiralled further down in the aftermath of Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014.

What would Russia prefer to happen in the UK election?

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday that the impact of Thursday's general election would be "felt for decades" as campaigning entered the final stages.

Impact of UK polls to be 'felt for decades': PM Boris Johnson

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday that the naughtiest thing he was prepared to admit to was breaking the law by cycling on the pavement. When asked by Sky what the naughtiest thing he was ready to admit to was, Johnson initially asked advisers for suggestions before saying: "I think, I, you know, I may sometimes, when I was riding a bicycle every day, which I used to do, I may sometimes have not always have obeyed the law about cycling on the pavement.

UK PM Boris Johnson admits his 'naughtiest sin'

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson promised lower immigration if he wins power in an election on Thursday, but said he was not hostile to allowing foreigners to work and live in Britain overall.

UK PM Boris Johnson promises lower immigration if he wins election

By Martin Farr Foreign affairs rarely play a role in British elections. The exception, of course, is Europe: both Labour in 1974 and the Conservatives in 2015 won a narrow parliamentary majority after promising a referendum on UK membership.

What happens when US presidents enter British elections

Actor Hugh Grant is going door-to-door in London to convince people to not vote for Conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Grant is reportedly against the "terrifying prospect" of five more years of Johnson's government.

Hugh Grant is convincing voters in UK to not vote for Boris Johnson

Brexit pressures and political uncertainty have prompted the Confederation of British Industry and a manufacturing trade body, Make UK, to downgrade their growth forecasts for next year.

Brexit, weak global demand to hurt UK in 2020, industry warns

Britain's Boris Johnson said Sunday the security services were stepping up monitoring of convicted terrorists released early from prison, as the London Bridge attack became embroiled in the election campaign.

Terror checks intensified as London attack enters election fray

Boris Johnson's Conservative Party would win a comfortable majority in Britain's parliament if the upcoming election were held this week, according to a poll by respected research firm YouGov. Britain votes on December 12, with Prime Minister Johnson hoping to secure a majority to be able to push through his Brexit deal to take the country out of the European Union.

WION Dispatch: Gap between Tories and Labour narrows

Net migration to Britain fell to its lowest level in nearly six years during the year to June, driven by a fall in the number of European Union citizens moving to the country for work ahead of Brexit, official data showed on Thursday.

Net migration to UK falls to lowest level in almost six years: Official data

By Rainbow Murray and Robin Pettitt If you live in a safe seat, don’t feel inspired by the choices on offer, and/or would rather spend December 12 doing your Christmas shopping, you might be considering not voting in the 2019 general election – then here are five reasons to change your mind.

UK elections 2019: Five reasons to vote

The political parties of the United Kingdom are gearing up for their upcoming general election. The general election is scheduled to be held on December 12, 2019.

British election: Boris or Corbyn; who will manage to woo the British-Indian voters?

More than 2 million under-35s have applied to vote in Britain's December 12 election since the poll was called just four weeks ago, government data showed ahead of Tuesday's registration deadline.

Millions apply to vote in British election ahead of Tuesday's deadline

By Jonquil Lowe Brexit may be the main reason for the UK’s upcoming general election, but voters are also invited to choose between two radically different types of social system with different implications for both the taxes households pay, as well as the benefits and public services they receive.

UK election 2019: A choice between low-tax, individualism or generous state with unknown price tag

Watch in WION Dispatch: 'Going to get Brexit done' says UK PM Johnson. Watch this video as Mandy Clark, WION's London Bureau Chief tells you more on this. #WIONDispatch

WION Dispatch: 'Going to get Brexit done' says UK PM Johnson

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson unveils his Conservative Party's manifesto on Sunday, pledging to move on from Brexit and austerity in a bid to secure a general election majority.

Boris Johnson unveils manifesto for Brexit Britain

The leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn, said on Friday he would remain neutral in any second Brexit referendum, so he could credibly carry out the result of the vote and unite the country.

UK Labour Leader Corbyn: I would stay neutral in a second Brexit referendum

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