The British Prime Minister Theresa May has formed a minority Government, after losing seats in the UK general election. The Conservatives can now only govern with the support of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionists, and will become Britain's first minority government in 20 years. They were hit hard by the unexpected popularity of the Labour party's leader Jeremy Corbyn. But as Dan Ashby reports, there are now questions over what this means for UK's Brexit negotiations.
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