I will form govt, UK needs certainty: May

June 09, 2017 17:27

UK PM Theresa May speaks addresses her people outside 10 Downing Street. She says she will form the government. "The country needs certainty more than ever. Theresa May says her government will "provide certainty" and work to keep the country "safe and secure". The original Brexit timetable remains, she said. "Let's get to work," she said in a short statement. The government I lead put fairness at its heart, she said. She said she will continue to work with the DUP.

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