Politics Home is reporting exit poll rumours of the Tories being on 39%, which would be enough to give them an overall majority. Paul Waugh of the Evening Standard, on the other hand, is tweeting his view that the apparently high turnout could be evidence of a Lib Dem surge, which he thinks will do for Labour. I'm thinking small Tory majority at the moment.
Meanwhile, am watching Channel 4s Alternative Election Night as they broadcast the first of 4 "Come Dine With Me's", featuring three huge egos - Derek Hatton, Brian Paddick, Rod Liddle and Edwina Currie. Paddick described it afterwards as four nights of torment!
The retreat of liberalism goes on
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