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When the election was announced Labour had a 20 point deficit. We were told they were in chaos and would lose to a landslide. Some were even predicating it being the end of the party. He's been hammered in the press and on TV. Off the back of that surely you can see why the result last night is...

Do you think they've kept the result from May? She's speaking as if she's just won a huge majority!

That can't be a serious comment.

Assume those that were kept bringing up Corbyns alleged support of the IRA are appauled and will be equally vocal about the prospect of the Conservatives working with the DUP?

Whatever way you look at it you can't get around this being a disaster for May and good news for Labour, or at least Corbyn. May called the election to get a stronger position, an increase in the Conservative majority. She has spectacularly failed at that which has to put her leadership under...

That's correct. If he's been made redundant and then his job immediately advertised he will take them to the cleaners at a tribunal.

Have the Lib Dems got someone on work experience standing in Sunderland?

Exit polls split by age starting to appear. Conservatives don't take a lead until you hit the over 55s but of course turnout normally increases with age.

Don't hate him at all and agree he is a very likeable character but that doesn't mean he should be PM!

This explains it better than I could Hung Parliament: A Q&A guide to what happens if no-one wins election - BBC News

He's a liability. You couldn't trust him to lead an election campaign. Look at how he's been in this election.

To be fair when you're on both sides you're always going to be a winner!

They'd be mad to put him in charge.

Don't think they'll go into a coalition with anyone after the hammering they took last time. SNP and Plaid have previously indicated they'd be prepared to work with Labour.

Lib Dems won't go in with them again, they were mad to do it last time, doing it again would totally kill them off. SNP and Plaid have both previously indicated they'd be prepared to work with Labour. If the polls are right that would mean it would be a pretty much equal split.

If, and I think its still a big if at the moment, May is in trouble and there is a change of Conservative leadership we're going to end up having another bloody election aren't we.

FFS, I wasn't going to stay up as I was expecting a Conservative easy win. Going to be a late night now.

If this is even remotely accurate the chances of the red tories getting Corbyn out in another leadership challenge must be slim.

Thought Corbyn winning was the worst possible result for the country?