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no party won a majority, but the pvv�*s controversial leader, geerd wilders, may now lead negotiationsplatform of ending immigration and banning the quran. the pvv is likely to win about 37 of the 150 seats. several other parties have said they won't enter a coalition with mr wilders, but he's said he'll make compromises to find willing partners. he says the people want him to be prime minister. 0ur correspondent in the netherlands, anna holligan, has been speaking to him. this is what their exchange entailed. she asked geert wilders to what extent he was prepared to compromise to form a coalition government. he responded, i will not negotiate here but we are going to negotiate because we want to coalition for our voters. 2 million voters voted for our party yesterday and we are willing and able and we proved that in 2010 when we showed and proved we could make compromises to take responsibility, so yes indeed we are willing to do that, eager to do that, because that gives us a lot of responsibility. she asked him if they are planning to take the netherlands out of the eu still. he sai

no party won a majority, but the pvv�*s controversial leader, geerd wilders, may now lead negotiationsin about 37 of the 150 seats. several other parties have said they won't enter a coalition with mr wilders, but he's said he'll make compromises to find willing partners. he says the people want him to be prime minister. translation: the voters have spoken. the voters are determined that the pvv will become the largest party by far. it would be very undemocratic, and so i assume that it will not happen, that voters will be sidelined. voters wouldn't accept that either. they'd find it terrible. i think we need to see where the common ground is and then we need to do business with each other. because we have to help the netherlands move forwards. the hope of so many people is that things must change in the netherlands, that the influx of asylum seekers will be limited, that ordinary dutch people will have more money in their pockets again, that homes will go back to the dutch, that the dutch will be put in the first place again. that is it from me. stay with us here on bbc news. we will

no party won a majority, but the pvv�*s controversial leader, geerd wilders, may now lead negotiationsod on a platform of ending immigration and banning the quran. the pvv is likely to win about 37 of the 150 seats. several other parties have said they won't enter a coalition with mr wilders, but he's said he'll make compromises to find willing partners. he says the people want him to be prime minister. translation: the voters have spoken, the voters are determined that the pvv will become the largest party by far. it would be very undemocratic and so i assume that it will not happen that voters will be sidelined. voters would not accept that either, they would not accept that either, they would find it terrible. i think we need to find where the common ground is and then we need to do business with each other because we have to help the netherlands moved forward. the hope of so many people is that things must change in the netherlands. that the influx of asylum seekers will be limited but ordinary dutch people will have more money in their pockets again, that holmes will go back to th