The Conservatives have just lost Canterbury to Labour so I expect her own party will be asking her to resign too.
The last time there wasn’t a Conservative MP from there was 1835.
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Paul Nuttall has lost, rather badly, not surprisingly. 
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What an unbelievable turnaround for labour. Who’d have thought we’d be here after the party tried to oust him. Twice!
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Your problem seems to be conflating the words ‘sin’ and ‘hate’, they’re not the same thing. And I’m not even talking about ‘hate the sin not the sinner’, not all Christian conceptions of sin even go as far as hating the sin.
…single out one or two subgroups for specific mention by name, that is pretty good evidence for the bigotry.
The people singling out groups of people by name here aren’t Tim Farron, he’s never brought it up.
Amber Rudd keeps asking for recounts.
Is she really? Last i saw of her tonight she was refusing to do an interview at her counting place.
ETA: It seems there is a recount in progress.
What is it with Home Secretaries (and Shadow Home Secretaries) and numbers?
Says the guy who came last fifth (paltry 413 votes)…
Suck it up, buttercup.
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Bristol North West has been won by Labour.
They have voted for every party which has taken power since 1974.
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Alex Salmond has just lost his seat 
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The SDLP have been wiped out in Northern Ireland.
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Brighton Kemptown has gone Labour.
Another government minister down.
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Truck loads of humble pie on order for the tories.
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Damn it! Amber rudd just scraped through…
Home Secretary Amber Rudd has only just held Hastings and Rye.
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Lib Dems have regained Oxford West and Abingdon from the Tories! 
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The first MP from a Palestinian background, she was a Physics teacher too, good to see science people getting elected, more of that please.
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The Lib Dems may win Fife North East by only one or two votes.
Labour hold Batley & Spen. That was Jo Cox’s seat before her brutal murder.
192 women have been elected so far, 1 more than the previous record from 2015 (which was 29.4% of all MPs).
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