General Election 2017: May warns ministers against complacency

Theresa May has warned her ministers not to think a General Election victory on 8 June is a done deal.The Prime Minister used a Cabinet meeting to remind them that polls had been proved wrong "repeatedly" in the EU referendum, the 2015 election and the US presidential election.Echoing comments made by Jeremy Corbyn himself, Mrs May pointed out the current Labour leader was considered a rank outsider to succeed Ed Miliband before pulling off a shock victory.