Confidence and supply agreement continues with DUP: May
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British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Tuesday the "confidence and supply" voting agreement with Northern Ireland's DUP, that props up her Conservative government, would continue.
"The confidence and supply agreement continues. We are obviously looking ahead to the Dec. 11 vote (on the Brexit agreement)," she told reporters at Queen's University during a visit to Northern Ireland.
She added: "I will be talking to my DUP colleagues in the House of Commons ... about the importance of this vote for the UK, the future of the UK, the future of jobs for their constituents, for the future security of their constituents."
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