"Half past nine", suggested EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker. Now that it chose to jump ship, it seems it can't get its act together to actually leave.
The Prime Minister's situation appeared precarious as Conservative former minister Anna Soubry said she should "consider her position" and take personal responsibility for a "dreadful" campaign and a "deeply flawed" manifesto after choosing to go to the country three years early in the hope of extending her majority.
One MP is a devout climate change denier, while a former MP once called for creationism - the belief that human life did not evolve over millions of years but was created by God - to be taught alongside evolution in science classes.
On June 23 it will be a full year since Britain voted to leave the EU. But the Brexit negotiations will not necessarily be handled by her.
Arlene Foster, the leader of the Democratic Unionist Party, was badly burned in the "cash for ash" scandal surrounding a renewable heat subsidy scheme that she oversaw.
British voters failed to deliver a widely expected parliamentary majority for the Conservative party in Thursday's general election, dealing a major blow to Prime Minister Theresa May just days ahead of hard Brexit talks with the EU.
After negotiations that reportedly went on long into the night - even as votes were still being counted - May made a deal with Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), an ultra-conservative populist right-wing faction that eventually offered the support their ten MPs that would allow her Tories to form a minority government.
"We do not know if the new government sticks to the same line as Theresa May, or the support she will have in the new government", De Marcilly said.
Corbyn drew large crowds to his events, offering voters a promise to build a fairer society through policies such as raising taxes for the richest 5 percent, scrapping university tuition fees and investing 250 billion pounds ($315 billion) in infrastructure - plans the Conservatives said were uncosted. "It is not only about the United Kingdom, but also about the future of Europe".
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"At this time more than anything else, this country needs a period of stability", Mrs May said.
The Conservatives lost their majority in a snap general that has resulted in a hung parliament. It was tough enough when she had her own majority.
Dogus sharply closed the gap on the sitting member of parliament from Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservatives in the Cities of London and Westminster constituency - home to Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament and the British capital's financial centre.
Instead, the result has sown confusion and division in British ranks, just days before negotiations are due to start on June 19.
One of the biggest obstacles to a smooth Brexit is the hardening position of the European Union about Britain's Brexit bill.
Within the two years of talks, Britain wants to not only agree on the terms of its exit but also negotiate a new relationship on things like trade and security. The risk of having no deal worries some in Britain, particularly businesses.
European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker said he hoped there would not be "further delay" in the Brexit talks that "we are desperately waiting for". "I am fully committed to maintaining regular and close contact at our level to facilitate the work of our negotiators".
But EU budget commissioner Guenther Oettinger said May was now likely to be a "weak" partner.
To keep within the timeframe, the European Union nations "need a draft agreement before end of October next year", to have enough time to push it through their own decision-making process.
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