One of the features of the deal is that the Theresa May government will give Northern Ireland ?1 billion in the next two years

May's Conservatives, DUP prop up new government amid cash boost pledge

The loss of majority for Theresa May in the June 8 elections has undercut her negotiating power in the Brexit talks with EU leaders who have hinted that they are more concerned about the future of EU than Britain's departure

Theresa May offers 'fair deal' to EU citizens living in Britain

The Times branded May's administration the 'stumbling husk of a zombie government' and said she was now 'so weak that she cannot arbitrate between squabbling cabinet ministers'

Brexit laws head agenda for UK's 'zombie government'

Protesters shouted 'Shame on you' after she met residents who live near a tower block in London where at least 30 people died in a fire

Theresa May rushed from area of London fire after protests

68 patients were being treated in six hospitals, 18 in critical care wards

London tower fire: Death toll rises to 17

May?met with the?Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) on Tuesday to discuss?a deal that would see the DUP support?her in government after she failed to win a?majority in last week's election?

May says minority government talks 'productive', Brexit negotiation starts next week

Jeremy Corbyn's success came from successfully appealing to the young adults of Britain who suffered most from Brexit

Revolution of the young: The 2017 Election in the UK

The White House denied a report saying Trump told May on the phone that he wouldn't visit the UK, fearing large-scale protests

Will Trump visit UK? May, White House deny Guardian report, say trip still on

After underestimating Corbyn's success by 2%, Goodwin delivered on his promise and chewed pages from his Brexit book

Author eats his book on live TV after incorrect UK poll prediction

Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill resigned as their presence in May's coterie was viewed by many party insiders as toxic

Theresa May's two closest aides step down amid poll setback

BBC journalist David Dimbleby was 'struck' by a fly on air today as he was announcing the British election results

Fly 'trolls' BBC journalist David Dimbleby on air

Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn almost singlehandedly chipped PM Theresa May's political capital

How ?Corbyn strategy? stumped PM May

May even went to the extent of suggesting that the British people should vote the Conservatives to power if they want Brexit to be a success, a report in The Guardian said

Theresa May's gamble and why it failed

A giant screen on Sky News asked "WHO ARE THE DUP?" and data from Google showed searches spiked significantly in the hours after the election results emerged

British voters ask 'Who are the DUP?'

It appears Theresa May?s snap election gamble has backfired

UK election results stun Conservatives: Experts react

Election results will make already complex negotiations on Brexit more difficult

Electoral Mayhem: The UK, Brexit and Europe

May said on Friday she will form a new British government with backing from the Democratic Unionist Party after losing majority in the UK general elections

Theresa May says she will form new UK government

The Conservatives were set to win 314 seats, followed by Labour on 266, the Scottish National Party on 34 and the Liberal Democrats on 14, the poll for the BBC, Sky and ITV showed

Theresa May ahead but set to lose majority in UK election: Exit poll

Key moments to look out for and the seats which might indicate early on whether Theresa May has secured the thumping majority she originally envisaged

Everything you need to know about UK election

Britain went to the polls on Thursday for a snap election called by Prime Minister Theresa May ahead of Brexit after a campaign shadowed by terrorism.

In shadow of terror, Britons vote in key election

Projections by the ComRes poll point to a 74-seat majority for the May-led Conservatives, the largest they have secured since the days of Margaret Thatcher

Theresa May poised to win biggest Tory landslide since Thatcher: Report

After the third militant attack in Britain in less than three months, May said Thursday's national election would go ahead

'Enough is enough' PM May says after London Bridge attack

She said the perpetrators are 'copying one another'

London attack: British PM May condemns 'evil ideology of Islamist extremism'

If May is able to?poach Brexit-supporting voters from the opposition Labour Party and the United Kingdom Independence Party, her big gamble on a snap election could pay off

Theresa May's election gamble could depend on turnout in Brexit heartlands

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