Ruling party still short of majority despite clear election win in Greece

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Ruling party still short of majority despite clear election win in Greece

Ruling conservatives have scored a big victory in Greece's national elections. The New Democracy party has won 40% of the vote while the left-wing opposition Syriza trailed second with 20 percent. Yet, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis failed to win enough seats to form a government alone, with a second round of elections needed if no one is able to form a coalition. Filio Kontrafouri reports from Athens.