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Prime minister is ‘contrite’ with angry Tory MPs but still faces hurdles on Brexit
Was the result a vote for a ‘soft’ Brexit and did the young make the difference?
Unpopular policies being ‘pruned’ and Queen’s Speech delayed
‘I will serve as long as you want me’, says prime minister
Theresa May switches to collective approach amid rubble of election
UK premier to meet angry MPs as Brexit secretary warns against leadership challenge
Record numbers of female, non-white and LGBT MPs enter Commons
Labour ran an upbeat campaign, while the Tories relied on a message of fear
Post at environment suggests Tory civil war serial offender has been forgiven
Northern Ireland party eager to minimise impact on province and south of the border
Nationalists lost 21 of the 56 Scottish seats they won in 2015
The prime minister has to move quickly to reassure colleagues, writes Sebastian Payne
An apparent rough patch for Leavers is better than things might be in the near future
FT series: if the opposition leader can capture the ‘white van man’ of areas like Chingford, he may conquer Britain
Conservatives paid out £18.6m, including £2m on Facebook advertising
Leftwing grassroots group under scrutiny over possible breach of campaign finance rules
Argument rages over whether it was poor organisation or botched message that lost votes
Warning signs of a hollowed-out Conservative machine were ignored, inviting disaster
Promise confounds observers who expected her to depart after Brexit in 2019
Conservatives received 60% more than all other parties combined
Study highlights weaknesses of first-past-the-post voting system
So what comes next? Voters in the UK, France and the Netherlands talk to the FT
After a general election that redrew the political map, Sebastian Payne heads to a city at the heart of a historic upset in search of answers
No 10 relations with Hammond strained further after post-election promises
Cabinet ministers are in open conflict about the shape of a deal with the EU
May’s short-term partnership is not a blank cheque for her agenda
Theresa May still faces threats on 3 fronts that could derail her government
The British prime minister’s slim majority comes at a cost, writes Sebastian Payne
Extra £1bn funding for Northern Ireland secures working majority for Conservatives
Party still leaning towards EU, suggesting flexibility over Brexit
After a botched election, the party must accept Britain is more liberal and diverse
Chancellor urged to find way of placating voters won over by Labour manifesto pledges
Greatest share of 18-24s voted since 1992, bringing them into line with older groups
Pro-Europe voters who were silent now speak of a deal that keeps Britain open
Chancellor says he has flexibility but UK must still live within its means
