What is a 'confidence and supply' arrangement and how would it work?

We take you through the ins and outs of Theresa May's balancing act with the DUP

Theresa May at No 10
Prime Minister Theresa May enters No 10 after addressing the media following the general election
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Tory Party officials are hammering out the terms of how they will work with the Democratic Unionist Party, a deal described as "confidence and supply" arrangement rather than a formal coalition, the BBC says.

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