Considering she's got 700+ trade deals to negotiate within just under 2years,the country's fucked.
On another note, the DUP are horrific the most backward party around.

The constant fucking smearing Jeremy Corbyn took for being an "IRA sympathiser" of vaginas who are now supporting the fucking tories getting a punty up aff DUP is complete fuckin hypocrisy. Actual stuff of fucking nightmares man.

Omg fuckin too right wee bro

I smell another election coming. Surely Corbyn would walk it this time?!?

Just when you think you've seen it all in politics... Corbyn's performance is the most astounding of any political leader I've seen in any political environment. I can't believe I'm reading that it's Labour's biggest vote share since a landslide victory in 2001. This is all the more remarkable not just because of where Corbyn was averaging in the polls these last two years, but also where Labour had been languishing the last decade or so.

As somebody who was very sceptical of Corbyn's abilities, the best thing personally I learnt from last night is to never be a cynic - it will get you nowhere. The Labour Party are back in business.

It's incredible the contempt these Tory ministers have for the British people, if they really think we're that stupid in thinking it's not so bad for them 'because they won the most seats'.

The spin machine is bust. Lynton Crosby, and all the media moguls, have run out of tricks.

And watching Question Time, you get the odd Brexiteering bellend piping up stating 'this was about Brexit, when are the government gonna get on about Brexit'. One thing the election was not about was Brexit - undoubtedly, the right wing media won't like to admit it or face up to the fact, but campaigning on social issues was what did it for Corbyn's performance. Are we starting to see a shift in the national agenda?

We here are common as dirt, three lions on our shirt, with high expectations. Absolve this land of a Queen who feasts while we wean a small, hopeless nation.

The Escapist is this a textbook example of a political awakening? Sorry Nigel mate but after the US Election thread I wouldn't have put money on you saying this

'Voters saw through the lies of Murdoch' says Tom Watson.

www.independent.co.uk/News/uk/politics/general-election-2017-rupert-murdoch-2017-tom-watson-jeremy-corbyn-a7780481.html

Is right.

Getting more expensive financially to operate and showing less political return- dare we think this could mark the beginning of the sharp downturn that would follow years of modest yet progressing decline for the Murdoch empire? 

@ www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/media/2017/jan/05/the-sun-losses-advertising-hacking-charges-profits-revenues

The losses don't matter to him as they've been making losses for years now (but this is offset significantly by Murdoch's precious cash cow - Sky and the Premier League), but as you say, with 'less political return' that would be the death knell for them. Last night was a good start then.

And I think politicians like Tom Watson are absolutely essential in bringing the media to order - nobody in the Commons comes close to his nuanced take on the operations of Murdoch, and with that knowledge comes the power to set the tone of debates. If Labour can continue on the front foot, then this scope of influence will only increase. There is nothing I'd like to see more than the destruction of the most seedy and depraved organisation that is News UK, and with it, the terrible corruption and collusion that governments partake in. And in case any right wing rebel rouser is reading this on here, that is my liberal view on it, not 'rabid raving leftie' view or whatever other dumb cliche they throw out. Britain is or was supposed to be a liberal country which has a 'free press' but it does not have a 'free press' and hasn't had one for decades now what with one man's monopoly, and I might also add that Thatcher allowed Murdoch a bypass through the Monopolies Commission for digital TV - by which those profits essentially fund all the chauvinistic bile they spew out in the media. If he went through normal legal procedure it would have been refused. God only knows how events would have turned out if Kinnock had got in 1992 - we most likely wouldn't see Murdoch have the ability to wield so much of his malign influence in Britain.

It's not merely a case of the 'free markets' doing the business for Murdoch, it's outright corruption and political manoeuvres which has got him to where he is today. The fact that this has stood for the best part of three decades is a national disgrace.