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I'm Sebastian Payne and in this week's episode

we'll be discussing the shock general election result how Britain is going to

manage whether it's a hand parliament. I'm not lies ahead for Jeremy

Corbyn and Theresa May. I'm delighted to be joined by Janan Ganesh, the F-T's political columnist

election analyst Math Singh and political commentator Miranda Green.

Thank you all for joining.

So Britain woke up on Friday morning to find Theresa May's big election gamble had failed.

Instead of romping home with a clear majority, she said lost seats and we've ended up with a surprising hung parliament.

Aside from some notable gains in Scotland, the Tories lost lots of seats in England,

particularly in London.

Labour, on the other hand, beat all expectations of people like me and put in a very solid

vulture performance but it didn't gain that many seats. He's still unable to form a

government so Mrs May appears to be entering a deal with the Ulster units and forming a minority government.

But how sustainable as all this, how long until the next election, and how long will Mrs. May last?

So one or two questions to begin there.

Matzink, can you just begin by taking us through the numbers of the election and where we stand?

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