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They have matter transporters provided to them by the lizard people. (y)

Yvette Cooper is apparently nervous about losing her seat to Reform.

With a large vote for Reform (which will mainly be a protest vote), the pressure will be on Labour to actually effect some change for the better and quickly. Alistair Campbell is right - there are no such things as 10 year elections nowadays and anything could happen in 5 years time.

As was indicated by all the recent by-elections too, but with added protest votes with Reform.

Lib Dems reckon they have won Tunbridge Wells

Looks like CH4 have drafted in Vorderman

Buckland was quite a loud voice for autistic people so I hope that there will be some even louder ones in the next parliament.

Swindon South Lab Gain. 16.6% swing to Labour. Turnout 61% but down 6.5%

Kwarteng and Dorries have buggered off. Replaced by Zahawi and Widdecombe :oops:

Blyth - 20k for Labour, 10k for Reform, they come second, 6k Cons. Turnout 53%

Sounds like Hartlepool may be going to Reform.

My brief discussions today at work suggests that a vote for Reform is a protest vote, rather like some used the Brexit vote as a protest vote.

Sunderland beat Blyth. 11k Reform votes in Sunderland South and come second! 'Kinell. 3.1% swing from Labour to Reform. Turnout 51%

CH4 doing it now. They reckon Labour have only got +-36% and the LibDem %age hasn't changed from last time.

There are no ads on the Ch4 program.

At least we won't be hearing about Scottish Independence every week at PMQ's anymore.

A "loveless landslide" sounds about right to me. It will be very interesting to see how much the actual number of votes cast has gone up for Labour, if at all. 4 parties over 10% will mean that the cries for electoral change will get very much louder.

SNP on 10, Reform on 13, LibDems 61

What a shock

Not even with yours. :)