The irony the Tories spent the campaign smearing Corbyn with IRA links and now will be forming a government with a party propped up by paramilitary is brilliant if it wasn't real.

On the positive it only takes a few centered Tory mp's and they'll struggle to pass anything through parliamant, which is a good thing imo. Keeps them in check.

The major error imo is she framed the election about her having the strength to deliver a hard brexit. They seem to have selectively forgotten Brexit was basically 50/50. Basing a GE on delivering an extreme version of something only 50% at absolute best wanted and in reality probably far less, certainly on those terms, was suicide.

Exit poll showing Tories largest party but short of a majority. Lets see what the night holds but if it's correct I think it's a moral victory for Labour and probably the best they could have realistically hoped for.

I never understand why around election time interviewers expect politicians to develop MENSA level memory skills and recall every article or number they'e ever read. Then when surprisingly they forget a detail it's viewed as an embarrassment and a reason not to vote for them. Would I expect or want them all to walk in to cabinet meetings without notes and hopefully pluck imprortant details and numbers off the top of their heads? No, so why do they have to do it in election interviews? It's lazy interviewing, surely hearing the right number is more important than if they can recall it without notes?

With that said Diane Abbott is a useless baffoon and Corbyn should have dropped her like a stone months ago.

My issue is that his voice is still 'there' he just doesn't choose to use it for GNR shows.

We were saying in 2013/14 that his voice had gone and yet in 2016 for the start of the reunion and AC/DC he sounded the best he has in years. Fast forward 7-8 months I don't believe his voice has suddenly gone he's just choosing not to use it. He's back in his falsetto comfort zone, which is no doubt easier and probably better for his voice, it just doesn't sound as good.

That said the reviews I've read in the media are all gushing towards the show. Assuming that was the general mood of the majority who attended then why change anything and perhaps risk blowing your voice to appease a few hundred on some messageboards?