Theresa May has called for a general election in June, citing parliamentary opposition to Brexit as justification for her decision.
The call for a snap election came as a surprise, with the prime minister having previously ruled out an election before 2020.
SNP’s leader Nicola Sturgeon called the decision “the most extraordinary U-turns in recent political history.”
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