http://ift.tt/eA8V8J Britons streamed to the polls in the last few hours of a snap general election on Thursday after a campaign dominated by terror attacks and the uncertainty of Brexit. Prime Minister Theresa May called the vote in April, when opinion poll ratings for her and her centre-right Conservative party were sky-high, presenting herself as the strong leader to steer the country through tough negotiations to leave the EU. Although pre-election polls suggest she will increase her majority, Islamist attacks in London and Manchester have put her under pressure, while campaign missteps have dented her reputation as a safe pair of hands. An exit poll when voting stops at 10:00pm (2100 GMT) will give an indication of the outcome, although the final picture will not begin to emerge until early Friday. Opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, a socialist anti-war campaigner who only commands the confidence of a quarter of his own lawmakers, has run an energetic campaign, promising...