LONDON: Britain goes to the polls Thursday in the closest general election for a generation—but voters may have to wait days for a new government as politicians battle to take power.
The election looks set to deliver a minority government for the first time since 1974 but could also push Britain closer to leaving the European Union and hasten Scottish independence.
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