Britain’s Labour leader represents ‘a new kind of politics’ of the left that holds electoral appeal

Prime Minister David Cameron won a stunning election victory in Britain, leaving his Labour opponents in tatters.

David Cameron’s Conservatives and the smaller Liberal Democrat party have agreed to form Britain’s first coalition government since 1945.

Liberal Democrats still courted by major British parties as Gordon Brown announces he will step aside to try to keep his Labour Party in power.

The leaders of Britain’s Conservatives and Liberal Democrats met for over an hour of talks on Saturday aimed at resolving the election stalemate.

Britons began voting on Thursday with the opposition Conservatives struggling to convert their opinion poll advantage into an outright majority.

Conservative leader David Cameron was seeking on Friday to use a strong performance in a debate to help propel his party to an outright majority.