Multiple outlets report that the UK election is underway or imminent, with millions of voters heading to polling stations. Ahead of voting, Prime Minister Keir Starmer acknowledges the election will be “a challenge,” according to coverage that highlights his remarks to the public. In a final plea, he urges voters to “choose unity over division.” The reporting frames the day as a pivotal moment for Starmer as the electorate votes, emphasizing the scale of turnout and the significance of the result. While the articles focus on Starmer’s message to voters, they do not add specific claims about particular policies or vote counts in the material provided. Overall, the common thread across sources is the imminent or ongoing act of voting by a large electorate and Starmer’s call for unity rather than division as the campaign reaches its conclusion.