Hung parliament in UK: What it means for Brexit as Theresa May's snap poll gamble fails

Anything other than a single party government means another delay in Brexit negotiations

As the UK’s general election results roll in, it’s clear that Theresa May’s gamble has not paid off. She hoped that in holding a snap general election she could secure a landslide Conservative majority. She has failed.

This general election, dubbed the Brexit election, provided very little clarity and specific details on what Brexit negotiations would be and what a post-Brexit UK would look like.

Now, there will not be the strong and stable government by the time Brexit negotiations begin on June 19. That will have a big impact on Brexit.

The EU27 want to begin negotiations as soon as possible. They