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Conservatives - 1-4 October in Manchester The Conservatives continue a trend over recent years for urban - as opposed to seaside - conferences with a return to Manchester. Prime Minister Theresa May took what seemed a reasonably safe gamble when she called an election earlier this year, with her party well ahead of Labour in the opinion polls. However, while the Conservatives increased their vote share they lost their majority in Parliament, after a much-criticised campaign. The government now needs the support of Northern Ireland's 10 Democratic Unionist Party MPs to be sure of winning Commons votes. Party members will gather with Mrs May in a weakened position and questions over cabinet unity on Brexit - prompted most recently by Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson - dominating the headlines. After a stunning general election result in 2015 - when the party won 56 out of 59 Scottish seats - the SNP returned 35 MPs in 2017. It is still the dominant force in Scottish politics and forms a minority government in the Scottish Parliament - but it lost 12 Commons seats to the Conservatives, six seats to Labour and three to the Lib Dems. Leader Nicola Sturgeon has called for a second referendum on Scottish independence to be held at the end of the Brexit process, although the date of it has been put back in the wake of the general election. A majority of Scottish voters backed continuing EU membership in 2016 and Ms Sturgeon has said Brexit would mean Scotland leaving the EU "against our will". Plaid Cymru - 20-21 October in Caernarfon Plaid Cymru gained a seat in the general election, taking their Commons total to four.
