If no party wins the majority of seats in Parliament, as was the case in Britain in 2010, how can a government be formed?

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In situations where no single party wins a majority of seats, parties can form a coalition government. This involves at least two parties agreeing to work together to command a majority in the Parliament, allowing them to form a government. This was the case in Britain in 2010 when the Conservative Party and the Liberal Democrats formed a coalition government.

If No Party Wins the Majority of Seats in Parliament