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I think that's exactly why he pulled out of the last leadership election.

Stella...

Always helps if you put a measure on the y-axis though....

Hung parliament..... I fucking called it.

But who to watch? Can't bear to see Kuessenberg but Sky is owned by Murdoch so it's not exactly going to be balanced is it...

There is nothing wrong with sorting it out, but putting it into a position where money can be made is a complete no-no. Interestingly on a side note - academies were specifically told that they were not allowed to become money-making organisations. There is talk that this rule may be...

Not nearly as worrying as those that read the Daily Mail and the Sun...

The young people will be the decisive factor.

Obviously in your role as CCHQ chief spokesman you'd have a lot more understanding of the idea of a U-turn than everyone else...

I heard he's waiting patiently for Hammond and Hunt to leave their bunker....

I think the problem is some of their MP's are Tories in everything but the name.

Straight off the CCHQ press reel.... hope you are getting money for all this overtime!!

I wonder how much mud is really sticking though - we've had weeks of the Tories having their pants pulled down on just about everything - they have exhausted every atom of credibility that they had (which wasn't much to begin with IMO).

I agree it was a car crash - but I also think that should Labour be in power either directly or in a coalition that she would not be holding that position going forward. Although Dermot was right in questioning her the way he did - it would be nice to see this level of forensic questioning...

Just covered my keyboard in tea when I read this

The shoot to kill policy is not going to be taken away is it? Let's be honest - what happened on Saturday showed what will really happen in those defining moments. The decision will rest in the hands of the armed police - no one is going to be phoning the PM to check if it's OK to shoot.

Had those MP's that spent 2 years undermining Corbyn been focused on a united party working as a collective Abbott would never have been in that role tbh.

I get your point - however there are some things we could do immediately for example, we could stop trading weapons with Saudi Arabia and Yemen. Other things that may be more of a challenge would be stopping Turkey buying oil from ISIS. IMO there appears to be a lack of desire on the part of...

Lets start by stopping all dealings with Middle East countries. Financial restrictions if properly done would have an impact.

It would also be interesting to see if there will be any wide-scale tactical voting... as in getting the Tories out of seats by whatever means necessary.