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Happy with that.

I am slightly unnerved by Emily Thornberry.

A bit weak and wobbly, thanks for asking tho

Priti Patel didn't get the memo that polls closed at 10pm......still campaigning.

Everybody loves to see a Cabinet Minister get the heave ho. Democracy in action.

Time for a tab.....

Paul Edgeworth (LDP) Sunderland has a shocking barnet.

Lovely to see John Curtice again. Talks a lot of sense.

I am struggling to understand who would get the job of negotiating, let alone what their mandate would be. So I agree.

When I was counting (decades ago) you got paid a flat fee. So soon as you were done, you go home. Having said that, I don't remember any sprinting!

It's not clear (to me at least) how a negotiation would even be possible (based on the hung Parliament forecast). The added complexity makes a difficult task impossible, surely?

Brexit looks in peril, I would agree with people. How would the EU regard this, assuming exit poll is correct?

Ooh a tight race in Hastings they report

Cliffhanger then

My optimism of lasting the course has been severely dented by a session that started at 3pm today. I might make it to the exit poll. Just.

I will be there. I can't say I'll be awake all night but will be on the sofa, TV on and surrounded by beer, tabs and peanuts, ready to spring awake as the news comes in. Plan B finds myself prodded from unconsciousness at 7am not knowing a bloody thing.

IMHO, the real problems that we face are more or less insurmountable and it won't matter much who we vote for. 1. Automation will continue as will the elimination of millions of jobs. Society will need to find a different way of supporting those unable to find work, and I can't see much...

I think Dilnot is spot on......May's proposals may work for the generation which benefited from hyper inflation in housing, but it's not sustainable.