GB News members were stunned by the landslide victory for Labour in the General Election, with 410 seats to the Tories' 131. Former Defence Minister James Heappey criticized the Conservatives for calling the election at the wrong time, leading to their massive defeat. Voters expressed anger, disappointment, and apathy towards the political landscape.

In other news, a police dog named Zyla died while chasing a murder suspect in a Leicestershire lake. The suspect was arrested for attempted murder and animal cruelty. Meanwhile, a PR firm linked to a French billionaire was accused of running a disinformation campaign against a press freedom NGO. Accusations included creating false websites and messages to discredit the NGO.

As the UK general election results unfolded, it was clear that the Conservatives had been ousted, and Labour was on track for a historic victory. Sir Keir Starmer was predicted to become the next Prime Minister, with a massive majority of 410 seats. Starmer's reform of the party would soon be tested as he led a left-wing government in the UK.

The Digest, 7/4/2024 @730PM, CDT

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