VOICED : Brexit shaking traditional loyalties in unpredictable UK election

In the upcoming UK election, Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage announced that his party will not contest the 317 seats won by the Conservatives in the last election to avoid splitting the pro-Brexit vote. In Hartlepool, where Labour has held the seat since 1964, high unemployment and strong support for Brexit are causing some Labour voters to reconsider their loyalty. Meanwhile, former Conservative MP Sam Gemma is now running as a Liberal Democrat in a London seat, arguing that the Liberal Democrats are drawing votes from both major parties. Despite the Brexit Party's strategic retreat, the election remains unpredictable, with outcomes still uncertain.

What is the Liberal Democrats' stance in relation to the Brexit Party and the Conservative Party?

What does the uncertainty of the election imply for Boris Johnson and his party's lead in the polls?