Would back Ken for PM if May gets the boot.
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It's going to be a Tory majority and we're all going to cry bitter, bitter tears of disappointment.
Would be a wonderful thing to be able to enjoy the death of UKIP without it being to the Tories' benefit.
...and even Heskey scored.
I like Ken- he's a bit more sober than the 'bloody difficult woman' moment!Ken Clarke looks far too amused at Theresa May being made to look like a cnut tonight.
Labour and Con gains pretty much the same.
Spotted the fellow Scot. Don't you feel let down by rumours the Labour vote up here going Tory?
Exit poll getting confusing with all the rumors but YouGov matching what is happening so far which makes me happy.
Are those numbers in brackets the difference in relation to last elections or in relation to exit polls?
Was yougov not better than the IM one for BBC/Sky?
Last election
Last election
It´s 6-1. People in Brazil need to be strong now.
So far with the exit poll I'd give this election 4 stars out of 5. Would vote again.
Yougov spot on again.
If he'd have won the Tory leadership back in the day, the UK would be a much different and probably better country.
Ken Clarke is not actually an example of a decent Tory but rather an example of a decent politician.
2015 I'm pretty sure
Every result so far has been in line with yougov predictions. I would take that as a guide rather than a tweet from someone who was recently reprimanded for fabricating stories to discredit jeremy corbyn.
If only there was some sort of system to combine these constituencies and get some sort of proportional representational system....
It already partly did that last year; what's happening now is a fair few SNP voters were enticed by Corbyn, splitting the non-Tory vote and therefore helping the Tories gain some seats. Additionally the Tories have profited in rural areas because the SNP have become a more urban party. 15 seats is mental, though. The anti-Tory Thatcher era sentiment is largely dead and buried if this is true which feels weird, really does feel like a new era in that sense.
I've got Stellas and Mauritian beers too. Plus loads of spirits, but no mixers. Downside is I did the 7am shift today, am fecked, and need to be up by 7:30am tomorrow at the latest
Unemployed student currently so I can stay up til 5 and sleep til midday
Co-Op next door is shut and the closest is 10 minutes away and I'm in my boxers on the sofa, gonna savour the Whiskey.
Think less than a third MPS are women, less than 50 from ethnic minority background during last Parliament, I could be wrong. If you think race and gender has nothing to do with the negativity surrounding her I envy you your idealistic view of this country.
well some of you I guess
Don't forget everyone that Ipsos Mori overestimated the Tory vote in their pre-election poll IF their model was wrong then the exit poll will be wrong and YouGov/Survation is where it's at!
May well be less than 314.
May well be less than 314.
No majority now 1.75
Who's the Black/Brown girl on 4? She's gorgeous.
Found out my cousin who just turned 20 and is a first time voter went Tory. Couldn't believe it.
I think the Britain Elects fella just wants more Corbyn gifs
She's a motherly figure!
I've got a feeling the polls over compensated for the shy Tory factor in light of Labour energising the voting base.
It's really, really fascinating to see, in a weird, twisted sort of way.
Recount may be needed in Amber Rudd's constituency.