May's two top aides, Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill, have resigned following sustained criticism of the campaign within the party and complaints of a toxic atmosphere. They formed part of May's small inner circle and were blamed by many Conservatives for the party's lacklustre campaign and unpopular election platform, which alienated older voters with its plan to take away a winter fuel allowance and make them pay more for long-term care.
Anand Menon, professor of politics at King's College London, said her lack of a parliamentary majority made it far more likely that Britain would leave the European Union without a deal.
He said: "I am backing Theresa May".
"A lot of young people told me they were voting Labour but their family weren't - so they were working on them".
"I felt it's all about the internet". Her advisers said there were 800 activists cheering her on.
And over a cappucino he says it is time for Mrs May to wake up and smell the coffee.
She said she saw Ms May stand up to Ms Hill "only a handful of times".
"This one clearly had the prime minister rattled".
Downing St. said the Cabinet will discuss the agreement on Monday.
And she further twisted the knife into May by warning the group will defend the interests of its members during the looming divorce proceedings.
"Once she has, you won't find any prevarication there".
French doesn't think Brexit didn't really influence the outcome of the election for the Conservatives.
"We were waiting for the election in Britain, but in the next few days these talks will begin". We've only just scratched the surface here.
Theresa May barely clinging to power in early election.
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Davidson, one of the few Conservatives to emerge as a victor from the election after she increased the party's presence in Scotland, said she had demanded, and received, "categoric assurance" from May that the policy would not change.
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, Home Secretary Amber Rudd and Brexit Secretary David Davis were all reappointed yesterday, hours after a chastened Mrs May visited the Queen and obtained approval to form a minority government with the help of the little-known Democratic Unionist Party from Northern Ireland.
The moves buy May a temporary reprieve.
Senior DUP officials arrived in London last night to begin the negotiations.
Britain's bestselling Sun newspaper said senior members of the party had vowed to get rid of May, but would wait at least six months because they were anxious that a leadership contest could propel Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn into power.
Labour won 262 seats in the General Election, up from the 232 secured by Ed Miliband in 2015, but the Conservatives remain the largest party in Parliament. But we'll put up our demands and our message and we'll assert those.
"Theresa May is certainly the strongest leader that we have at the moment", lawmaker David Jones told the BBC.
They were replaced by Gavin Barwell, a former housing minister who lost his seat in the election.
Since the election, most of the members of her cabinet have kept quiet on the issue of May's future, adding to speculation that her days as prime minister might be numbered.
But her party is deeply divided over what they want from Brexit and the result means British businesses still have no idea what trading rules they can expect in the coming years.
It would only take a handful of Tory rebels to cross the floor to block attempts by Mrs May to leave the European single market, the Customs union, and impose strict migration limits.
MARTIN: We're seeing that there are calls for Theresa May to resign.
Sir Michael Fallon, the Defence Secretary, said that any co-operation between the Tories and the DUP would be over "big security and economic issues" as well as Brexit.
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