Horse-trading looms as British voters deliver hung parliament

Britain today has a hung Parliament after an inconclusive result to the most tightly fought General Election in a generation.

Horse-trading looms as British voters deliver hung parliament
Fri, 07 May, 2010 - 10:10

Britain today has a hung Parliament after an inconclusive result to the most tightly fought General Election in a generation.

With 36 seats still to be counted, David Cameron’s Conservatives had secured 289 MPs – making it impossible for them to reach the 326 threshold for an overall majority.

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