A good night if you are young or sick of the tories and the selfish older generation treating them so badly.

Dare I say those that pushed for Brexit,the mail et al bear some responsibility. Cameron was pushed into the referendum by people who only had their own interests at heart.

It could be argued that Brexit was a vote against austerity, as was yesterday.

Biggest turnaround for a party since 1945. By no means a failure.

Spring in my step today.

She did turn up to some challenging 'Question Time' programmes on TV. She said it was better talking and debating with voters directly than get involved in political squabbles with other party leaders like we saw in that farcical debate, chaired by the hapless Mishal Husain.

I can totally understand her position on this, although the perception was that she was 'Frit'.

Similar here npn - except I abstained as I couldn't bring myself to vote for either of them. (Not that it makes any difference in True Blue Worthing).

Stirling you seem to be taking this rather badly. If anyone has voted opposite to you then they're responsible for the f*cked up country?? Really?

I hate the internet on days like this. When everyone's suddenly become a political genius. F***book becomes a canvas for the world and his wife to spout overexcited political bunkum.

People are pretty simple - the majority of those working in Public Services will vote Labour as they see it as better for Health, Education, more pay rises etc.
The better off silver surfers will vote Tory to protect their shares/pensions etc.

Then a whole load of people will vote the way their family always has done (North East etc.) and then people will vote on whether they like the look of May or Corbyn and what they've read on Facebook and Twitter.

A lot of the public don't know anything about politics yet were trusted to vote on Brexit. Shouldn't that decision have been made by people who know all the implications?
If you put a poster up saying the EU costs us £500 each a day and it all gets spent on propping up the Greek national debt then of course millions will vote out.

It's up to the politicians to convince people that their policies are best and that is what is sadly wrong with Britain now. The Conservative campaign was awful and as Willo said - where were the big hitters? Where the people that could convince the general public?
Corbyn comes across as a guy who wants to help improve the country but doesn't really know how to pay for it all whilst May was pretty anonymous.

Until we get some decent politicians and not this middle of the road bunch who keep pandering to social media then there is no one to vote for.

People want a leader not a mate in parliament.

You fed me, you bred me, I'll remember your name.

Against a democratically elected party representing themselves in parliament.

Says it all about you brother.

Well said