England 2010 Elections: Conservative Emerges as Top Winner in Parliamentary Seats

David Cameron's Conservative Party has won the majority of votes and Parliamentary seats in UK 2010 elections.
Conservative won 307, followed by Labour Party with 258 seats and Liberal Democrats 57.

At this time seniour members of Conservative and Liberal Democrats (Not Parties Leaders) are under negotiations to form a coallition of their parties, which will enable them to form a minority government.

Labour Party Receives Another Big Blow

It is obvious now that Labour party of England has lost mandate to form a government from the results which are coming in.

So far Conservative has won 289 seats, Labour 245 and Liberal Democrats has 51 seats.

Few minutes ago, Nick Clegg, the leader of Liberal Democrats has announced that he believes that the Party which has majority of seats, should be given chance to form the government. He further, strengthen his speech by saying that he do believe Conservative will prove that is capable of joining hand with other parties to form a government for the benefit of all people in England.

This is a clear blow to Labour party, it is unlikely that Liberal Democrats will form a coallition Government with Labour, but rather ready to do so with Conservative.

The final results are expected later today.