Which UK party wants to stop Brexit? The DUP, the most pro-European of the UK’s main political parties, was the first out of the blocks to support Theresa May. Since then, support for leaving the EU has collapsed among the public in Scotland, the Republic of Ireland and Wales.
If the DUP was to hold the balance of power in the Commons, it would force ministers to adopt a softer approach. There would be fewer votes on Brexit-related matters, and MPs from the party would be given a veto on the final Brexit deal.
The UK party would have the power to block the prime minister from triggering Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, allowing time for further negotiations on a new relationship with the EU.
In an election last June, the DUP held eight seats in Northern Ireland and six seats in the Republic of Ireland.
The DUP’s support could make it easier for Mrs May to push through her aims of curbing immigration and reducing the UK’s economic
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