British Elections: May And Corbyn, Leaders

On June 8, 2017, the British elect a new parliament. At the top of the polls are Jeremy Corbyn's Labor Party (left) and Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May (right).

The British Prime Minister Theresa May, who convened new elections to consolidate his majority in view of the Brexit, leads the Conservatives against Labor's Jeremy Corbyn troops. Between the two sexagenarians, eight years apart, paths singularly different and two visions almost antagonistic of what should be the British society.