I voted Lib Dem by the way as anything else was throwing my vote away but off now to neighbouring constituency which is very narrowly held Labour marginal to help out. Reports I'm getting from my Lib Dem/Tory marginal btw is that it is really really close (the constituency not the national vote about which I haven't a clue...)

Still time for a bit of 'personation' Daz - I'm sure Niall could give you a few tips.

As they say over there:

"VOTE EARLY - VOTE OFTEN"

Well done! Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour team have run an excellent and inspiring campaign. I'm still hoping for a shock result tonight, even if it looks unlikely.

Decaf, the Irish (in Ireland) cannot vote for Labour. They do not organise here.

Just like my response to the ST email where I lasted a full day before renewing, there I was at 07:05 this morning putting my cross for Labour, just as I have at every election, national or local, that there’s been since I reached the age of majority.

It’s been an odd campaign though. Despite having all the press barons on her side and with all the advantages of a slick and well-funded organisation, May comes across as a stumbling mumbling and confused old biddy who flipped and flopped her way through what looked like a personal waking nightmare. As that poster summed up her and her campaign ‘Strong and Stable – My Arse’.

In contrast, old cold Jezza seemed to relish it all and positively grew in substance, stature and popularity. I’m pretty certain he hasn’t done enough and I still believe he’s a fatally flawed politician, but if it hadn’t been for that daft old bat Dianne Abbott’s asinine performances at crucial times, who knows what might have been possible.

Of course the terrorist incidents had an enormous influence but even then, I was really hoping that someone would properly open up the Brexit debate and we’d get a discourse going on the world of detail that’s been so blatantly and wilfully ignored. I really hoped we’d get some idea of the way forward and what we're in for rather than all this bollocks of ‘not showing our hand too early’.

To get an idea of just how deep in the *%^@ I believe we are over Brexit, read this if you will. It's a piece by Will Hutton from Sunday’s Observer. Hutton is a political economist, an occasional journalist and is currently Master of Hertford College, Oxford.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/jun/03/britain-being-led-to-epic-act-self-harm-brexit

And weep.

Brilliant, Darren, I don't think I have seen a more fickle commentator on anything than you. You make flip-flops look like DMs.

And I say this as one who thinks changing one's stance is often a good thing.

Brilliant, Darren, I don't think I have seen a more fickle commentator on anything than you. You make flip-flops look like DMs.

And I say this as one who thinks changing one's stance is often a good thing.

so far nothing apart from a free transfer..

Nothing apart from a free transfer and a world record bid for one of the most sought after players in the world.

Why should we care about unsuccessful bids?

Polls have often been wrong. Time to calm down

Don't worry Theresa, the DUP are eager to serve.

Gerry might make an appearance :)

WTF in Scotland?

Corbyn's number 2.

NO TO INDEPENDENCE. *%^@** cowards.

Prop ye up for a wee border poll, Jezza....
Let's hope that tory figure drops so they can't rely on Arlene, though a one seat majority would never work

Is Boris a sitting mp? He's not, right?

DUP have only 1 issue regardless of what they try to make us believe. If it comes to it this result could be a disaster for the north.

Electing Trump was an unbeatable act of collective stupidity.

But the Brexit vote wasn't that far behind. And its been downhill from there!

MP for Uxbridge.