Is no-one giving their condolences to Poor Nick Clegg. You remember him from "Last of the Summer Whine"! Lost his seat this time, poor chap, he used to be important, carrying bags etc.

This country is now in limbo big time what a mess

A mess?

Its the best thing that has happened to the politcal world ever.

Its only a mess if you are a tory supporter.

I am hoping for another election now in the autumn, when I honestly think labour will win a landslide.

The mess didn't start last night.

Dear me Corbyn. You couldn't beat that?!

It's only half time..

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....and you're losing 4 nil!!!!

Good try. Nothing, but nothing, will get the slack jawed witch off the hook though.

Anyway, where is that South east based twat, at times like this?

Forget his name now.

and the best part of all of all this, UKIP blubbering into TV cameras saying that Brexit might be revoked, the way things are going.

With any fooking luck.

I don't know why this is some kind of victory. Its a right mess. Labour still got less seats than the tories. They had to beat an unpopular party at their weakest for years who fought a poor campaign with shocking policies, u-turns, no-shows at debates and a poor manifesto (no free stuff) and still couldn't beat them. Jezza needs scattering. This was the chance and it was blown.

Utter tosh.

Corbyn's popularity, especially with the young, will continue to rise.

They will never vote for the torys sort of selfishness.

Only 2 weeks ago the bookies predicted a 100 seat majoirty.

Corbyn has had almost the whole media against him, as well as lies and smears galore.

He has had a remarkable result.

Deal with it.

I can see a lot of ways in which this is a victory.
Not the least is that a real Labour Manifesto gave them 5% more of the popular vote than Blair's faux Labour manifesto did in 2005. That's 3 million more votes.
As for the mess, it's a Tory mess unless you somehow think it's wrong of Corbyn to want to take Conservative seats.
When people in a country feel the need to rebel, there's always going to be a mess. That doesn't mean it's wrong to rebel.

And that is without half of Scotland that Blair had and which Milliband lost.

This could have been done right now. There are tons of people who may have been happy to hand Labour in power but not Corbyn as PM. The reason Labour started so low and had to work so bloody hard to get up to a respectable DEFEAT was the Corbyn effect.

I could have sworn it was Ed Milliband in charge at the last election.

Fuck me - couldnt make it up. Corbyn delivers the near impossible - remember that mad fucking witch and her cronies were seeing it as a given that they would get a mahoosive majority, you know cos well Corbyn - and he brings her party to a position where they cannt form a government. So she has to go begging to fucking terrorist sympathisers to get a working majority of sweet fuck all. And some still wanna blame Corbyn!!

So our Brexit hungry Tory party have got into bed with the climate change denying, gay hating, creationist, anti-abortionist UDA supported DUP.

I'll give it a coupe of months max before the next election and she will be humped good and proper then.

What a fucking great day

Yes but an alternative Labour in power planning to do what? Did you fail to notice that Labour under Corbyn stuck to its guns?

Pooly Imp - You are talking about the right wing of the Labour Party, many of whom luckily for them , kept their jobs because of the Corbyn effect. They are the people who made Labour unpopular , Corbyn made the party popular again. Those on the right were just watered down tories. People want something different , people want real change, not a few changes around the edges , like those on the right would of offered.

The members support Corbyn, and now influence decisions within the party , that is true democracy ,and the majority of those in the Parliamentary Labour Party don't like that one bit, hence they tried to remove him and some, despite the spectacular result last night , it appears still want to.

Was just thinking that you'd be feeling happy today Mr MFR and you clearly are. Hopping into bed with the DUP does make all those attacks on Corbyn look more than a little bit hypocritical doesn't it? You'd think that with the UDA being a paramilitary organisation that still hasn't disbanded and has even been involved in feud killings recently the Mail and The Sun would be right on the DUP's case about why they're such good mates.

I know plenty of people in their 20's who voted labour because of Corbyn & his manifesto.

Annnd now the tories are getting into bed with the DUP. Disgusting. Anything to cling onto power I suppose...

Could stir thing up again in NI., I'm sure the DUP will want payback for bailing out the tories.

As for May, is she suffering from Mental Health problems?. totally deluded, not accepting that anything is wrong, carrying on a normal, as though the election never happened, scary times !!

Loved it when Corbyn told her to stand down. To think she humiliated Corbyn in the house 6 months ago, when she told Corbyn to stand down, it was way below the belt out of order and unprofessional.

As they say , what goes around comes around. I would of thought she would of resigned by tomorrow, but it looks as though she is going to have to be pushed, yet another mistake of hers, not knowing when to admit defeat.

So all those who couldn't / wouldn't vote for Corbyn because he talked to the IRA.

How do you now feel about the Tories hopping into bed with the DUP?

Or can't you see the Irony of your views?

Unless the tories flood NI with money then the DUP will pay heavily for it. The people of NI will expect much more than they'll get and the backlash at the next election will be massive. UUP to take a few seats off them then it opens the door to Sinn Féin to become the largest party...

The 'people' didn't vote for a change. The conservatives are back in power because Labour were defeated. The 'people' might want a change but not in the form of the Corbytron. Fantastic result?! Look at three new government! Fantastic.

They voted for change ..a real labour party...

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Doesn't look like Ruth Davidson is too happy about May & DUP.

Open goal opportunity that I am not turning down.

So the people don't want Corbyn as he is so bad.

Their policies will leave us bankrupt?

Big business hates them

The press hate them.

And the Tories provisional arm, UKIP, completely imploded.

And yet taking ALL of the above into account.

Saint teresa couldn't muster a majority.

Who is the failure here?

The tories will never have it this easy again. They fooked up and
have made themselves look fools.

That's how history will remember it. Not as a missed opportunit for labour.

But you cracking on with your delusional nonsense.

TBF Mr Colonel you missed out the perceived weaknesses/division in the Labour Party due to Corbyn's leadership.

To be a pedant, who is the three new government, to look at fantastically? Tories (half will stab May in the back now), DUP, and who? UKIP have no Mp's, I hope it's the Green MP!!!!!

Any Tory supporter going around bleating how they have won, is more delusional than May.

Honestly, Rome is burning and you continue to deny it.

Meanwhile in the real world a minority government form a pact without considering the long term ramifictions of their actions, all to stay in power.

Cranks

Listening to some Irish loyalists on the radio don't be surprised to see a return to the troubles.......soon.

The DUP are completely discredited in NI and are under investigation for fraud. Or were.

The tories really are horrible scum that will stoop to depths most of us couldn't begin to imagine.

But the youth of today finally woke up and won't fall asleep again.

They will see the tories out. Eventually.

TBF Mr Bigtoe, May is not panicking and has just appointed Coxhall as the new finance Minister!

Too soon?

Kensington and Fucking Chelsea. .how the hell did LABOUR take that? ?

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Button the Tories won... Didn't they

Button?

Bloody autocorrect

You clearly have a problem with Jeremy Corbyn. Strange that, for someone who wasn't sure which way to vote the night before the election, did you vote Independent in the end ?

Aye ! she called the election , because she said the country was divided and wanted it to be united. Now it is more divided than ever. And we will probably have to spend another £143 million to do it all again within 12-18 months. To think where that money could of been spent , and to think she said Corbyn would bring us chaos.

I actually don't agree there.

May has managed to create much more unity. In the labour party against her.

That unity wasn't there until we all saw just what Corbyn was about. Rather than hearing and reading lies.

He has manged to get folk like me on board. He has got the youth's and young adults united.

All thanks to slack jawed may.

I will thank her if I ever meet her.

I see where you are coming from. At the end of the day, she wanted an overwhelming mandate to declare war on the poor and vulnerable, she got it, more than half the people in the UK want her and the tories to do one.

Yes I did vote but you would probably call it a wasted one. This place is bluer than a blue thing anyway but at least my conscience is clear.

I don't like JC. I have specific reasons to believe he is not competent to be PM which I cannot go into. He is what is stopping me voting Labour and also many other people that I know. That is frustrating because the Labour party are the only real option to instigate change and they blew it taking a gamble on him.

Its OK, Mr I doesn't mind the honky terrorists, its the wog and bog trotter terrorist he dislikes

Back from where Mr I ? given those predictions, I'm guessing you have been on the MOON for at least the last 3 months?

Why cant you go into it on here?

How the fuck did they blow it?, given the opposition he's had from some of the cocksuckers in the press and his own party, he's moved mountains to get the party where he did

I hope he keeps banging the message home he gave in the election, especially the young voters

Most of the younger people I know aren't bigoted, thick as pig shite, forelock tugging arseholes which seem to be around every fucking corner in this country and swallow the bile from the most right wing media this country has every seen

Cannot go into why I can't go into it either.

However, wheeling out the excuse of the press being responsible for Corbyns unpopularity is just burying press head in the sand. If you want to label conservative voters with all the derogatory terms insert the Sun then fine, but those people will still be the same people in 5 years time and will make the same decision given the same options.

They blew it because to effect change in this country they had to be in power and are not. To implement any of their policies (many if which I like) they had to be in power and are not so we will see NONE of ghost polcies. They had to convert Tory voters in their swathes to vote Labour and succeeded in dragging across mainly UKIP voters. They had to get someone else in No 10 and there Mrs May remains. Labour lost. In no way shape or form a fantastic result.

Let me get this right

JC blew it.... He recieved more votes (%) than Blair in 2005, Brown in 2010 and Miliband in 2015... and you think he's the weak link.

Alrighty then! I'm off for a walk in the real world rather than the fantasy land some people live in.

So you're a Blairite clinging onto the past

One thing came clear on Thursday night / Friday morning - Blairism is dead - Tory lite is dead - you are flogging a dead horse.

It may be dead in one way Nobbsy, the people don't want it, but a lot of the PLP MP's seemingly do, apart from a couple, none of them apologised , admitted they were wrong or gave JC any praise for the great election result. I hope they don't scupper the revival. Ed Balls even had the cheek to say Labour may of won it , had they had a different leader, absolute eejit ! In fact I am led to believe , had Corbyn faired poorly in the election , as the experts predicted, there were people making phone calls and plans whilst election was in progress to remove JC . Ironic given that JC saved the bacon of a lot of them , anti Corbyn MP's such as Helen Goodman ( Bishop Auckland ) Phil Wilson ( Sedgefield ) and Kevan Jones ( Chester le Street )

Aye Horden. Once again were dealing with MPs in office wondering why we aren't doing as we are told.

I heard this muttered again during the election coverage about why the polls were different.

What they need to realise is they work for us, they are our voice. Some of them think we're still living in times when the rich told the poor how to live.

Corbyn was perhaps a little fortunate. Whilst he is excellent at speaking and debating his backers have some serious ideas that were left behind in the 80s. The globalisation of the world made Communism a difficult policy to enforce in a developed nation. They don't seem to get it, they can't just takeover companies without payment, or force companies to pay taxes. Accountants are clever enough to move funds around to more acceptable countries. As investments decrease, government funds fall and unemployment and welfare reach unmanageable levels and a never ending circle of borrowing ensues.

May is so out of her depth. She changes her mind to suit her advancement, will only accept "positive" news and ideas. Reality gets swept aside as is prevalent in the Civil Service as people advance only with "positive" outlooks and reality is swept under the carpet. Her undermining of the Chancellor on Self Employment tax at the first whiff of disent, her changed mind on Brexit, the caring costs for old people, then the disaster of not debating. All this and the tape recorded repetitive speeches and cliches made many realise she was not the person to lead us. However for now she is still in control, though I doubt for very long. It will be another election soon or a new leader at least.

Well if I see any attempt to remove Corbyn I will join the labour party and vote for him.

He is a breath of fresh air.

And the most important people here, the youngun's, love him.

He will be PM at some point.

And if it's alright for big business to fiddle taxes and break the law, it's alright for all of us too.

PLC''s can go and food right off.

Stop pandering to the bastards.

There will never be a fairer country whilst normal folk keep making excuses for rich businessmen.

Let them welcome to the board if that's what they want.

I bet hardly any will.