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Embattled British Prime Minister Theresa May Unveils Britain's New Cabinet
British Prime Minister Theresa May unveiled a new cabinet with minor changes on Sunday after losing her parliamentary majority in a snap election.
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Opinion: How Donald Trump Helped Defeat Theresa May
Had a few hundred votes gone the other way in a handful of constituencies, Theresa May's Conservatives would still have their parliamentary majority. And so the question has to be asked: On the margins, did President Trump help swing the British election against the Tories? I would argue yes - and in three ways.
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Watch: Prannoy Roy And Experts On UK Election Results
The UK election of 2017 ended in a hung parliament after the ruling-Conservative Party of Prime Minister Theresa May failed to retain its majority.
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Lord Buckethead, Mr Fish Finger And Elmo Were Candidates In UK Elections
British Prime Minister Theresa May was up for re-election in her constituency of Maidenhead on Thursday. She retained her seat but lost a few votes to some rather unusual opponents: Lord Buckethead, Howling "Laud" Hope of the Monster Raving Loony Party and Bobby "Elmo" Smith. And, no, we're not making any of this up.
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UK Election Result 2017: What Does A Hung Parliament Imply?
UK general election results 2017 has pointed towards a hung parliament with no party reaching the majority mark of 326 seats. As predicted by exit polls earlier today, Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative Party failed to win a majority in the poll.
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UK Election Results 2017: UKIP Leader Paul Nuttal Quits After Poor Show
The UKIP which, under its most prominent former leader Nigel Farage, helped secure Britain's exit from the European Union, was seen as increasingly irrelevant during the campaign with many of its voters deserting the party.
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Paul Nuttall Quits As UK Independence Party Leader After British Election
The leader of the UK Independence Party, Paul Nuttall resigned today after the general election in which the party lost an failed to win a single MP.
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Theresa May Moves To Form Government As UK Election Ends Inconclusive
British Prime Minister Theresa May is set to meet Queen Elizabeth II and request permission to form a new government, a spokesman said.
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Jeremy Corbyn's High-Five Fail Makes For A Cringeworthy Watch
What was meant to be a celebratory high-five between Britain's Labour Party Leader Jeremy Corbyn and the UK's Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry quickly turned into a very awkward, and very public, gaffe.
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Sensex Falls As Infosys, UK Election Results Weigh
Global market sentiment took a hit after British elections left no single party with a clear claim to power ahead of talks to exit the European Union.
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UK Election Results 2017: Labour Party Says Will Seek To Form Minority Government
Britain's opposition Labour Party will put itself forward to lead a minority government after Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservatives failed to win a majority in a national election, the party's finance spokesman John McDonnell said on Friday.
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Why The Election Backfired For British Prime Minister Theresa May
Throughout her campaigns, Theresa May, Britain's Prime Minister, portrayed herself as a stable, strong leader. Yet her gamble of demanding early election backfired and May's Conservative party lost the parliamentary majority.
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UK Election Results 2017: Where It Went Wrong For Theresa May
Prime Minister Theresa May has suffered one of the most dramatic reversals in recent British political history, losing an overall majority in parliament in a snap election she had been predicted to win easily.
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Jeremy Corbyn: Firebrand Symbol Of Britain's Resurgent Left
Labour's hard-left leader Jeremy Corbyn has repeatedly beaten the odds in his long and colourful political career and he appears to have done so again with an unexpectedly strong result in Britain's national election.
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What Happens With Brexit If There's No Clear Winner Of UK Elections?
The exit poll predicted the Conservatives would win 314 seats in the 650-seat parliament, short of the 326 needed to claim a majority.
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Embattled British Prime Minister Theresa May Unveils Britain's New Cabinet
British Prime Minister Theresa May unveiled a new cabinet with minor changes on Sunday after losing her parliamentary majority in a snap election.
-
Opinion: How Donald Trump Helped Defeat Theresa May
Had a few hundred votes gone the other way in a handful of constituencies, Theresa May's Conservatives would still have their parliamentary majority. And so the question has to be asked: On the margins, did President Trump help swing the British election against the Tories? I would argue yes - and in three ways.
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Watch: Prannoy Roy And Experts On UK Election Results
The UK election of 2017 ended in a hung parliament after the ruling-Conservative Party of Prime Minister Theresa May failed to retain its majority.
-
Lord Buckethead, Mr Fish Finger And Elmo Were Candidates In UK Elections
British Prime Minister Theresa May was up for re-election in her constituency of Maidenhead on Thursday. She retained her seat but lost a few votes to some rather unusual opponents: Lord Buckethead, Howling "Laud" Hope of the Monster Raving Loony Party and Bobby "Elmo" Smith. And, no, we're not making any of this up.
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UK Election Result 2017: What Does A Hung Parliament Imply?
UK general election results 2017 has pointed towards a hung parliament with no party reaching the majority mark of 326 seats. As predicted by exit polls earlier today, Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative Party failed to win a majority in the poll.
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UK Election Results 2017: UKIP Leader Paul Nuttal Quits After Poor Show
The UKIP which, under its most prominent former leader Nigel Farage, helped secure Britain's exit from the European Union, was seen as increasingly irrelevant during the campaign with many of its voters deserting the party.
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Paul Nuttall Quits As UK Independence Party Leader After British Election
The leader of the UK Independence Party, Paul Nuttall resigned today after the general election in which the party lost an failed to win a single MP.
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Theresa May Moves To Form Government As UK Election Ends Inconclusive
British Prime Minister Theresa May is set to meet Queen Elizabeth II and request permission to form a new government, a spokesman said.
-
Jeremy Corbyn's High-Five Fail Makes For A Cringeworthy Watch
What was meant to be a celebratory high-five between Britain's Labour Party Leader Jeremy Corbyn and the UK's Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry quickly turned into a very awkward, and very public, gaffe.
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Sensex Falls As Infosys, UK Election Results Weigh
Global market sentiment took a hit after British elections left no single party with a clear claim to power ahead of talks to exit the European Union.
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UK Election Results 2017: Labour Party Says Will Seek To Form Minority Government
Britain's opposition Labour Party will put itself forward to lead a minority government after Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservatives failed to win a majority in a national election, the party's finance spokesman John McDonnell said on Friday.
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Why The Election Backfired For British Prime Minister Theresa May
Throughout her campaigns, Theresa May, Britain's Prime Minister, portrayed herself as a stable, strong leader. Yet her gamble of demanding early election backfired and May's Conservative party lost the parliamentary majority.
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UK Election Results 2017: Where It Went Wrong For Theresa May
Prime Minister Theresa May has suffered one of the most dramatic reversals in recent British political history, losing an overall majority in parliament in a snap election she had been predicted to win easily.
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Jeremy Corbyn: Firebrand Symbol Of Britain's Resurgent Left
Labour's hard-left leader Jeremy Corbyn has repeatedly beaten the odds in his long and colourful political career and he appears to have done so again with an unexpectedly strong result in Britain's national election.
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What Happens With Brexit If There's No Clear Winner Of UK Elections?
The exit poll predicted the Conservatives would win 314 seats in the 650-seat parliament, short of the 326 needed to claim a majority.
