May needs the support of the DUP in order to secure a parliamentary majority following her party's disastrous general election result. When asked if she would continue her term in office May said, "I said during the election campaign that if re-elected I would intend to serve a full term". Read More »

That was really what we did all season, all playoffs. Sidney Crosby was named the victor of the Conn Smythe trophy as the most valuable player in the playoffs. "What an experience", he said. Hornqvist's killer blow - which deflected off Pekka Rinne - left Nashville exposed as they chased the game for an equaliser. Read More »

To hear more about all this, we called Roger Scully once again. I reached him via Skype. While sterling has retreated as investors with long positions moved back towards neutral, there is no reason to expect further weakness simply because of the election result, said Andrew Milligan , Edinburgh-based head of global strategy for Standard Life Investments . Read More »

May was home secretary for six years before she became Prime Minister after David Cameron stepped down in June last year. Labour had been predicted by pollsters to face a drubbing by the Conservative party , with the polling average by Britain Elects showing Labour winning only 36.1 per cent of the vote the day before the election. Read More »

Questioned if he is in it for the long-term, the Labour leader joked: "Look at me, I've got youth on my side". "I asked for a categoric assurance that if any deal or scoping deal was done with the DUP there would be absolutely no rescission of LGBTI rights in the rest of the United Kingdom, in Great Britain, and that we would use any influence that we had to advance LGBTI rights in Northern Ireland". Read More »

This campaign was meant to be about Brexit . But May, facing scorn for running a lacklustre campaign, was determined to hang on. Pro-EU Member of Parliament Anna Soubry brought May's continued leadership into question in her acceptance speech. Read More »

But even if the Tories win that seat, it can not form a majority government. As the results came in overnight, it is clear neither the Tories or Labour will reach the 326-seat threshold. "Markets will likely remain on the back foot while the hard job of putting together a workable government is undertaken". The DUP is the most "Jacksonian" (that is to say rightwing, nationalist-populist) political force in the United Kingdom, and many of Ulster's Protestants are as sympathetic to Israel ... Read More »

But the prime minister continues to face opposition from Labour and from within her own party. "What I've done today is see people from across the party accepting the invitation to be in my cabinet, and crucially I've brought in talent from across the whole of the Conservative Party ". Read More »

It is not clear if the hearing would be open or closed. "One thing that the president continues to diminish, which I think is unfortunate, is the fact that the Russian government at the highest level deliberately interfered in our election in 2016", Reed , a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, told Chris Wallace on " Fox News Sunday ". Read More »

As the clock ticked under a minute, Warriors small forward Kevin Durant secured a defensive rebound and dribbled the ball over to the left wing, where he pulled up and knocked down a 26-foot three-pointer, which gave Golden State a 114-113 lead over the Cavaliers . Read More »

The interviewer, Fox News anchor Jeanine Pirro, reportedly attended a baby shower with Lara Trump, the wife of Eric Trump, later that day. Trump said in a tweet last month after Comey was sacked. After calling Trump's conversations with Comey before firing him "very inappropriate", Sen. Mr Trump's aides have dodged questions about whether conversations relevant to the Russian Federation investigation have been recorded, and so has the president. Read More »

It would also in theory make it cheaper for foreign people and companies to spend and invest in Britain , though analysts say any gains would likely be offset by the chilling effect the general uncertainty will have on business investment. Read More »

But while the results are often chewed over, exit polls themselves are often less discussed. If no viable administration can be constructed which would be capable of getting its budget and its programme through Parliament, then voters could be asked to return to the polling stations for the third general election in as many years. Read More »

Instead, she has left Britain's government ranks in disarray days before the divorce negotiations are due to start. It would make British exports more price competitive around the world - something that was reflected in a rise in shares for major British companies on Friday. Read More »

One prominent Conservative said that if the party emerges with any fewer seats than it held before the election, Mrs May would be "in trouble". The DUP could agree to back the Government on the budget and any vote of confidence while deciding other measures on a vote-by-vote basis. Read More »

Their core, central message was strong and stable leadership. On Brexit, Corbyn said he wanted "tariff-free access to the European market" and to maintain membership of key European agencies, as well as European Convention on Human Rights and European Court of Human Rights but he confirmed he would press ahead with leaving the EU if he became prime minister. Read More »

Every decision she makes will be subject to compromise with another party. Tim Farron said: "The actions of this Government will have profound implications for the Brexit negotiations and the future of our country". The prime minister spoke to German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Saturday and confirmed she was ready to start Brexit talks "as planned in the next couple of weeks". Read More »

To make matters worse for May, her main rivals in the Commons, Jeremy Corbyn's Labor Party , did spectacularly well, increasing the size of their numbers to 261 MPs. After confirming on Friday that her top five ministers would keep their jobs, including finance minister Philip Hammond, May is expected to continue to appoint the government that will take on one of the most demanding negotiations in British history. Read More »

Mr. Trump's tweet said- "Despite so many false statements and lies, total and complete vindication. and WOW, Comey is a leaker". On Friday, the House Intelligence Committee sent letters to White House Counsel Don McGahn, asking "whether any White House recordings or memoranda of Comey's conversations with President Trump now exist or have in the past". Read More »

Xbox One has the opposite effect. Don't know your teraflops from your flip-flops? As per Microsoft , the Xbox One games that usually run on 900p and 1080p should be rendered at native 4K on the Xbox One X and increase in performance while playing the Xbox One gaming titles should also be noticeable. Read More »

Some senior Tories had made the removal of Hill and Timothy a condition for continuing to support May, who has vowed to remain prime minister. When May called the election in April, she did so with the Conservatives riding high in the polls, and the pound had surged on expectations that a big majority for the Conservatives would allow her to face down the so-called euroskeptics in her parliamentary ranks. Read More »

It now holds 318 seats. However, because they want a united Ireland and don't believe in rule from Westminster, Sinn Fein don't physically take up its seats. In Brussels, home of the European Union, there was a mix of puzzlement, confusion and frustration over the chaos of British politics. "We don't know when Brexit talks start", Tusk tweeted . Read More »

What does the DUP potentially provide? . The petition echoed some of the slogans at a leftist demonstration by a few hundred people outside Downing Street on Saturday who chanted: "Racist, sexist, anti-gay, the DUP has go to go". "The president invited the Prime Minister to visit France at the earliest possible opportunity, and they agreed that the strong friendship between our two countries was important and would endure", a Downing Street spokesperson said. Read More »

Northern Ireland's Democratic Union Party said it reached a deal with Britain's Conservative Party to keep Prime Minister Theresa May in power. The President of the European Commission says the UK's election result is one of "particular importance". She didn't specify how her Conservative Party would "work together" with the Northern-Ireland-based party. Read More »

It is unlikely the DUP would enter any kind of deal with Labour . Having failed to secure the majority, the prime minister struck a deal with the DUP, which won 10 seats to form a new government. While unnamed Conservative MPs briefed various media outlets about their anger over the decision to call the election and over the way the campaign had been run, some were more outspoken in their criticism. Read More »

May, who went into the election with a reputation for quiet competence, was criticized for a lackluster campaigning style and for a plan to force elderly people to pay more for their care, a proposal her opponents dubbed the "dementia tax". Read More »

I am not someone who gets too irate or too low. "It was disappointing but like I said, maybe at the start we would have taken the draw". Kane , who has now scored six times in his 18 appearances for England , relished his first experience of Hampden and left
satisfied with the point which keeps his country at the top of Group F
and firmly on course to secure the automatic qualification place for next year's World Cup finals in Russian Federation. Read More »

The Cleveland Cavaliers , once thought done, have somehow managed to extend a series few, if any, thought they were capable of extending. Yes, he will play in Game 5, and he will have Kevin Durant as his teammate, not Harrison Barnes, and yes the Warriors feel very good about those things and many other differences from past year. Read More »

Bref, le FN demeure incapable de transformer son bon score à la présidentielle en sièges aux législatives . La formation d' extrême droite avait pourtant placé la barre assez haut, ambitionnant une quarantaine d'élus. 13,6 % des voix en 2012, 13,2 % dimanche soir. Dans la 5e du Pas-de-Calais, Jean-Pierre Pont (En Marche!) en tête à Boulogne, le FN résiste à Outreau-Le Portel . Read More »

The party from Northern Ireland, led by Arlene Foster , is the most likely party to team up with the Conservatives , who have won the most seats. In an apparent criticism of the plan, Ruth Davidson tweeted a link to a speech she made in favour of marriage equality, with the message: "As a Protestant Unionist about to marry an Irish Catholic, here's the Amnesty Pride lecture I gave in Belfast". Read More »

He warned that the Persian Gulf crisis is hindering US efforts to fight the Islamic State group. Qatar said on June 11 that citizens of its Gulf neighbors are welcome to stay despite the ongoing blockage by regional Arab nations and other countries. Read More »

But the ballot-box humiliation has seriously - and possibly mortally - wounded her leadership just as Britain is about to begin complex exit talks with the European Union . The Daily Telegraph and The Times , which, like the Sun and Mail, supported the Conservatives before the election, also warned that May's future was at risk. Read More »

The potential deal with the DUP came after Mrs May sent her Chief Whip Gavin Williamson to Belfast for talks after the election left the Tories eight seats short of the 326 required for an outright majority. In a measure of the desperation in Conservative ranks, Brady, who is chairman of the influential 1922 committee of Conservative lawmakers, suggested the party could end up relying on support from pro-Brexit opposition members of parliament. Read More »

It now holds 318 seats. May called the early election when her party was comfortably ahead in the polls, in the hope of increasing her majority and strengthening Britain's hand in exit talks with the EU. Without a majority, she could be forced to seek consensus on the approach she takes. European Council President Donald Tusk has warned there is "no time to lose" in starting Brexit talks, after May on March 29 started the two-year countdown to ending Britain's four-decade membership. Read More »

May's two closest advisers, her joint chiefs-of-staff Fiona Hill and Nick Timothy, resigned on Saturday amid recriminations about their controlling management style. The Conservative Chief Whip Gavin Williamson held hastily arranged talks with his DUP counterpart in Belfast today after a hung Parliament result was confirmed on the early hours of Friday morning. Read More »