結局キャメロン（保守党・自民党）政権に : 広島瀬戸内新聞ニュース（社主：さとうしゅういち）

ブラウン退陣→労働・自民連立→小選挙区廃止？
http://hiroseto.exblog.jp/12623131/

上記の予測？は外れました。

結局、イギリス新政権の枠組みは一転、「順当」な保守党と自民党の連立となりました。

保守党も選挙制度で譲歩を提示したということです〔詳細が気になります）。自民党と労働党の交渉が不調だったことを受けて、保守党と自民党の連立が決まり、ブラウン首相は辞任。

キャメロン政権になります。

David Cameron's coalition government
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/election_2010/8676607.stm

New UK Prime Minister David Cameron is beginning to shape his government, after the Conservatives agreed to form a historic coalition with the Lib Dems.

Mr Cameron, 43, was installed as PM on a dramatic day that saw Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg announced as his deputy.

Mr Clegg has arrived at 10 Downing Street where he and Mr Cameron shook hands and waved to photographers.

Four other Lib Dems will take cabinet posts in what is the first coalition government in the UK for 70 years.

Mr Cameron vowed to set aside party differences and Mr Clegg urged doubting Lib Dem voters to "keep faith with us".

The coalition is the first time the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats have had a power-sharing deal at Westminster and the first coalition in the UK of any type since the Second World War.

Brown resignation

Mr Cameron's arrival in Downing Street marks the end of 13 years of Labour rule.

The Tory leader, who is six months younger than Tony Blair was when he entered Downing Street in 1997, is the youngest prime minister since 1812 and the first Old Etonian to hold the office since the early 1960s.

The Conservatives won the most seats in last week's general election, but not enough to secure an overall Commons majority, resulting in a hung Parliament.