Wonder how right the exit poll will be this time, with how close many of the seats were projected to be, within couple of 100 votes. Not that I expect huge changes, but 50 seats to switch around the different parties those results could see.
If it is right, Labour have a huge win like in 1997, but not the historic win some of the polls said.
Tories have done within upper limit of projections, still worst result for them but, could have been worse. Still clearly the opposition and will have a number of people who can take over the party once Rishi is gone.
Lib Dems have a good night, don't think they expected to do better.
Reform, has done better than anyone thought, however if Farage plan to take over Conservatives which some people speculated, that won't happen now, he needed Tories to double digit numbers to even try that. Also higher number seats, means Reform has to preform in their local areas if they want to a chance to grow, they can't be a one issue party now.
SNP has done worse than anyone expect, think everyone expected them to still be the 4th biggest party with around 15 to 20 seats. To go down to 10 seats is something I doubt they can ever recover from now.