(Photo: OLI SCARFF, AFP/Getty Images)LONDON ? Britain?s ruling Conservative Party seized an 80-year stronghold from the beleaguered Labour Party on Friday, marching onward in its bid to dominate traditional opposition heartlands.
He`s not the sort of macho leader we`ve seen in the past, and that`s why we`ve had the disasters that we`ve had.
However, under Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour Party has been losing support and struggling to remain relevant in the national debate.
Labour was dealt a blow in the scenic Lake District region of Copeland, a seat it held for close to a century, when the Conservative Party?s Trudy Harrison won 13,748 votes against Labour candidate Gillian Troughton`s 11,601.
Labour?s Gareth Snell secured 7,853 votes to become the new member of Parliament, beating UKIP candidate Paul Nuttall`s 5,233 votes.
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