UK Election 2017

UK Election 2017

UK Election 2017

With no clear winner in UK Assembly, from the election, a wounded May signalled she would fight on. Her Labour rival Jeremy Corbyn, once written off by his opponents as a no-hoper, said she should step down, the claim she has denied vehemently. Of the 650 seats, the Conservatives have won 316 seats and Theresa May has staked claim to form the government. Though the biggest single winner, they failed to reach the 326-mark they would need to command a parliamentary majority. Labour had won 261 seats. Britain's negotiations for leaving the European Union are likely to become "far more difficult," say experts.

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UK Election Result 2017 Live: PM Theresa May Moves To Form Government

The UK election ended in a hung parliament after Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservatives Party failed to win a majority in the poll, as predicted by the exit polls.
Jun 09, 2017
10:30 (IST)
BREAKING NEWS: UK election end in hung parliament as Theresa May's Conservatives Party fail to win majority.

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  • Amber Rudd

    Amber Rudd

    Conservative Party

  • Angus Robertson

    Angus Robertson

    Scottish National Party

  • Alex Salmond

    Alex Salmond

    Scottish National Party

  • Boris Johnson

    Boris Johnson

    Conservative Party

  •  Caroline Lucas

    Caroline Lucas

    Green Party of England and Wales

  • David Davis

    David Davis

    Conservative Party

  • Diane Abbott

    Diane Abbott

    Labour Party

  • Emily Thornberry

    Emily Thornberry

    Labour Party

  • Jeremy Corbyn

    Jeremy Corbyn

    Labour Party

  • John McDonnell

    John McDonnell

    Labour Party

  • Paul Nuttall

    Paul Nuttall

    UK Independence Party

  • Philip Hammond

    Philip Hammond

    Conservative Party

  • Theresa May

    Theresa May

    Conservative Party

  • Tim Farron

    Tim Farron

    Liberal Democrats

  • Tom Watson

    Tom Watson

    Labour Party

  • Vincent Cable

    Vincent Cable

    Liberal Democrats

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