Britain's return to two-party politics

Whatever happens on Thursday, one thing is certain - this election will remembered for the polarisation of UK politics

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While polls for tomorrow's general election vary wildly, they all suggest the UK's two main political parties are on course to win 80 per cent of votes between them, more than in any other election in 40 years.

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