BRITONS CHOOSE BRITAIN: CONSERVATIVES WIN DUP'S SNAP ELECTION

The Conservative Party has emerged as the largest force in the snap general election, securing 223 seats and claiming what it described as a decisive mandate from British voters. The result marks a significant defeat for the Democratic Unionist Party, which had been central to the contest but failed to expand its influence beyond its core strongholds. Despite falling short of an overall majority, the Conservatives have framed the outcome as a clear signal that “Britons are to put Britain First,” with talks now expected over how a government will be formed in a hung parliament.