British Prime Minister David Cameron is putting the finishing touches to his first entirely-Conservative cabinet.
Mr Cameron won an unexpected Parliamentary majority in Thursday's general election.
He says he's already spoken to European leaders about reforming Britain's relationship with the EU ahead of a promised referendum on UK membership.
Meanwhile, the opposition Labour Party is searching for a new leader after Ed Miliband quit the post following a dismal election performance.
Political reporter Theo Usherwood has the runners and riders.
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Geraint Davies, Labour MP for Swansea West, says his party shouldn't rush into settling on a new leader.
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The Prime Minister has promised to move quickly to replace the Human Rights Act with a British bill of rights - so that the European Court of Human Rights is no longer binding over the UK's Supreme Court.
Human rights lawyer John Cooper QC says this is misguided.
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