British Prime Minister Theresa May has reached an outline agreement with the Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) that would pave the way for her to form a minority government.<br/>'<br/>May's Conservatives lost their parliamentary majority in Thursday's vote and need the support of the 10 MPs from DUP to have a majority.<br/>'<br/>A Downing Street spokesman said, DUP has agreed to the principles of an outline agreement to support the Conservative government. He indicated this would not be a formal coalition but a minority government with DUP support on a confidence and supply basis. <br/><br/>The spokesman said, the commitment could provide the stability and certainty the whole country requires as Britain embarks on Brexit.<br/><br/>He said, the details of the agreement will be put forward for discussion and agreement at a cabinet meeting on Monday. The new Parliament will meet for the first time on Tuesday.<br/>'<br/>The Conservative leader today lost her two closest aides as she struggled to reassert her leadership after a crushing election setback.