Chief Minister Howard Quayle says he was surprised at the UK's election result - but he'll keep working with whoever's in government.
Over the weekend, Theresa May saw her majority in the House of Commons wiped out and a possible deal made with the DUP to form a coalition government.
Mr Quayle says he's been watching the situation in the UK carefully.
But he says whoever comes out on top is who the Isle of Man has to talk to:
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