VOICED: Britain faces limbo as hung parliament looms

On polling day in Britain, uncertainty loomed as exit polls predicted a lead for the Conservative Party, but not enough for a majority. This left the country with a hung parliament, putting Prime Minister Gordon Brown in a challenging position. Despite winning his seat, Brown's ability to form a stable government was uncertain, even with potential support from the Liberal Democrats. Observers anticipated a high voter turnout, but the final outcome remained unclear, leaving the question of who would govern Britain unresolved.

What challenges does Gordon Brown face in forming a government?

What was the predicted voter turnout for the election?