British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has bizarrely decided not to vote for himself despite the UK general election on a knife's edge as millions of voters’ head to polling booths. 9News
Hours after voting began, a polling station near Glasgow was in lockdown and a 48-year-old man arrested over a suspicious device, the BBC reported.
Voters were told to use Knowetop Primary School as an alternative polling station, although the device was eventually destroyed in controlled explosion and deemed safe by police.The election to end UK's Brexit stalemate
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