Lab and Cons are getting absolutely destroyed everywhere.

Which is great (Manchester seems to have remained Lab, and Liverpool too but that is about it)

Lancasterclaret wrote:You could just check the figures mate, its all there

LOL yourself

Hows change uk doing? Another new party.. oh yea

Go Nigel!

What is good to see is that the far right UKIP party has been told where to go in most places so far.

Official

Tommy Robinson fails to get elected as an MEP

Shame

Venkys4eva wrote:Hows change uk doing? Another new party.. oh yea

Go Nigel!

Again, and I'm sure you ain't getting this.

You've got almost all the UKIP vote + about 5%

Don't get me wrong, its a good showing but, you know, reality and all that

Lancasterclaret wrote:Official

Tommy Robinson fails to get elected as an MEP

Shame

And that surprises you i told you he wouldn't get anywhere.

Lancasterclaret wrote:Official

Tommy Robinson fails to get elected as an MEP

Shame

Has anybody checked in on The Moff?

Not sure why the talking heads are pretending to be so surprised by the death of UKIP and rise of BREXIT party.

Just a rebranding and 'New Coke' has been left out to dry.

Lancasterclaret wrote:Again, and I'm sure you ain't getting this.

You've got almost all the UKIP vote + about 5%

Don't get me wrong, its a good showing but, you know, reality and all that

I know the reality of a grinning Nigel Farage tomorrow morning - fantastic site!

Lancasterclaret wrote:Tim, I don't know how Robinson is doing, and I don't give a **** either.

You obviously do....one way or the other.

tiger76 wrote:And that surprises you i told you he wouldn't get anywhere.

Not a surprise, but I'm slightly relieved.

Just like I am that UKIP vote has transferred almost en masse to the Brexit Party.

Both of them totally toxic, while the Brexit Party isn't that way 100% yet.

tim_noone wrote:You obviously do....one way or the other.

Tim, I don't care for racists full stop.

You seem to like talking about him though. Wonder why that is?

You just knew that the sandal wearers on here would be moving the goalposts (again) tonight.

Emily thornberry would turn milk sour and good Ale flat!!!

tim_noone wrote:Emily thornberry would turn milk sour and good Ale flat!!!

I don’t envy the guy who’s ploughed her that’s for sure.

Venkys4eva wrote:I know the reality of a grinning Nigel Farage tomorrow morning - fantastic site!

Always was going to be a grinning Farage tomorrow.

I tend to look beyond the gurning and at the actual figures.

As has already been said, all this means is that the country is still split down the middle, so the issues remain and the lack of anything to sort it continues.

Bin Ont Turf wrote:You just knew that the sandal wearers on here would be moving the goalposts (again) tonight.

You just knew that the right wingers would be turning their laptops, PC and mobiles into things that look like plasterers radios.

Well it means 35% of the electorate is split and the rest still don’t give a **** about these elections.

Anyway, trying to keep up with all this plus deal with a transfer window for Burnley on FM2019.

Tough job!

Right_winger wrote:I don’t envy the guy who’s ploughed her that’s for sure.

She's just missing a dog collar on the TV....or a Long Lead.

Lancasterclaret wrote:You just knew that the right wingers would be turning their laptops, PC and mobiles into things that look like plasterers radios.

You really do need a new script writer.

Bin Ont Turf wrote:You just knew that the sandal wearers on here would be moving the goalposts (again) tonight.

What happened to venomous?

Bin Ont Turf wrote:You really do need a new script writer.

If you are not getting a badge for using the term "sandal wearer" in every post, you are missing out!

You would think they would pick up Emily Thornberry's peculiar views. She thinks the democratic way is to have a second referendum, between "Remain" or "Leave on May's deal"; she is clear that the 35% or so of the population who have voted tonight for "Leave with No Deal" must not be allowed to express that opinion again. It would not be on her second (or any future) referendum.

Lancasterclaret wrote:Anyway, trying to keep up with all this plus deal with a transfer window for Burnley on FM2019.

Tough job!

BFC don't do transfers until deadline day,you should know that by now LC.

Bin Ont Turf wrote:You really do need a new script writer.

Wow, pot meet kettle.

Big losers - UKIP, Conservatives, Labour, Change UK

Big winners - Brexit, Greens, Lib Dems

tiger76 wrote:BFC don't do transfers until deadline day,you should know that by now LC.

hahahaha! Good point!

Bordeauxclaret wrote:What happened to venomous?

There are two types on here.

Not all sandal wearers are venomous.

UKIP/Brexit Party has got 57% of vote in Dennis Skinners seat.

Won't be just the Conservatives splitting at this rate

Bin Ont Turf wrote:There are two types on here.

Not all sandal wearers are venomous.

"non venomous sandal wearer"

ACHIEVEMENT UNLOCKED

Alastair Campbell's now in the BBC studio, should be fun ... Tories in 3rd place in Windsor & Maidenhead ???? Campbell's just admitted he voted Lib-Dem !

Lancasterclaret wrote:"non venomous sandal wearer"

ACHIEVEMENT UNLOCKED

You can always tell how upset he is.

Got my milkshakes in. Enjoying this.

Swizzlestick wrote:Wow, pot meet kettle.

Great, 'another' username.

Lancasterclaret wrote:UKIP/Brexit Party has got 57% of vote in Dennis Skinners seat.

Won't be just the Conservatives splitting at this rate

Skinner was probably part of that 57% mind

****, got my maths wrong, its only 47%.

Lib Dems the big winners and a clear message that No Deal really shouldn't be an option under any circumstances.

What the solution should be is still unclear but No Deal and WTO it definitely aint

This new party "Rejected ballot papers" have done quite well this evening!

Andrew Neil take

Main UK takeaway — whatever they say publicly, neither Labour nor Tory will be in a rush for a general election.
Main EU takeaway — the predicted populist surge is somewhat muted.

Lancasterclaret wrote:Tim, I don't care for racists full stop.

You seem to like talking about him though. Wonder why that is?

I was only responding to your earlier posts.sorry

Looking forward to seeing how the Natural Law party get on. Bit of yogic flying is what this divided nation needs.

The BBC program about to become unwatchable now AC is on.

Clarets4me wrote:Alastair Campbell's now in the BBC studio, should be fun ... Tories in 3rd place in Windsor & Maidenhead ???? Campbell's just admitted he voted Lib-Dem !

He looks down in the Dumps!

Murger wrote:The BBC program about to become unwatchable now AC is on.

They are all unwatchable to be honest.

I'm just refreshing my twitter feed and posting what looks interesting.

Some people are trying to work out where the Conservative and lab votes have gone.

Good luck with that, as if you want Brexit you've gone Brexit Party, and if you don't, you've gone Lib Dem or Green.

The % will be crucial, but if anyone in the top two parties think they can keep enough votes by going one way or the other is living in cloud cuckoo land

Looking ahead to the leadership campaign and the almost inevitable General Election it's really hard to see where the Tories go from here tbh.
They could try to be the "no deal" Brexit Party under someone like Johnson - if they think that gives them their best chance, but a whole shed-load of MPs in the south (and indeed elsewhere) will either defect to Lib Dem or stand as independents in order to try to retain their seats. And they are unlikely to pick up seats in the industrial north and midlands where it is likely to be more of a fight between Labour, (supported by remain Tories) and the BP.
It's going to be fascinating to see what vision and policies the prospective candidates put forward, and whether the MPs actually give the constituency members an ERG type option on the ballot paper.

This is quite big

"The LibDems topping the poll in London is the first time a centre party has managed this since the 1906 election."

WALES RESULT / CANLYNIAD CYMRU
Brexit Party: 271,404
ChangeUK: 24,332
Conservative: 54,587
Green: 52,660
Labour: 127,833
Lib Dems: 113,885
Plaid Cymru: 163,928
UKIP: 27,566

Remain parties - 354805
Leave Parties - 298970
Con/Lab - 182,000

Fragmentation across Europe, not just here.