UK's land border with Ireland and EU should be as seamless as possible - May


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  • Monday, 19 Jun 2017

Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May and Ireland's Taoiseach Leo Varadkar attend a joint press conference following a meeting at 10 Downing Street, London June 19, 2017. REUTERS/Philip Toscano/Pool

LONDON (Reuters) - Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said he had been reassured by British Prime Minister Theresa May that her plan to form a government with support from a Northern Irish party would not destabilise power in the province.

May, who lost her parliamentary majority in a June 8 election, is seeking backing from the Democratic Unionist Party and its 10 lawmakers to get legislation through parliament, including the bills needed to enact Britain's divorce from the EU.

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