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Reform at 4 is just about palatable. Without swathes of votes going their way loads of seats would have gone a different way I think though. They've shaken things up.

Metaphorically and literally. So fucking pleased. I dread to think how much further we'd regress if the Tories stayed in power. Nice little speech from Keir.

That reform vote share though.

Hadn't seen that. Damning. My youngest scored -21 for the Tories on that who to vote for thingy, and her fella -26. The youngsters fucking hate them.

Refreshing honesty from Robert Buckland. Generational issue, long road back, etc - essentially, the Tories are fucked.

What channel?

Yeo. She's a tad happy, as we all should be.

Penny's taken a pounding. So to speak.

Jeremy Hunt seat looks to be gone, ditto Penny Mordaunt.

All the red wall seats lost by the looks of it. 1 predicted as reform, all the rest labour. Absolute carnage.

Glad to hear she's cutting down.

Daft bint.

It's decent. Peston is good, despite that stupid voice, and Sturgeon is hating it which is nice.

165

Yep. Predicts the lowest number of Tory seats since 1832. That's since before the Victorian era.

Ian

Penny

Polling

I suspect it has, but our best may not match West Ham - or his - expectations.

That is horrendous.

Out of interest, is the incumbent standing for the party who you'd like to see govern? My incumbent is Caroline Nokes who I know and respect as a person, for her morals, and hard work in the community. That all said, I could never vote for her because of the party she represents.

Fair point!!

Staggered by the number if people I've spoken to today who've said they'll decide when they're in the booth. Getting a vote and playing eeny meeny miny moe at the last minute seems odd to me.

I'm not sure there's enough anti government feeling in either Gaza or Israel yet to make the leaders feel compelled to do something.

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