I do sort of see where you’re coming from, but that’s totally her normal face.
Sinn Fein have 7 seats and don’t take them and then there’s the Speaker so there are in effect 642 seats. That means the Tories only need 322 for a majority. They might squeak it.
Rudd holds Hastings.
Amber Rudd barely pulls it out
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She retains her seat, but only by a couple of hundred votes. That’ll hamstring her quite a bit if there’s a new PM needed.
Slight change to the forecast:
CON: 316
LAB: 265
SNP: 34
LD: 13
I realize UK politics isn’t the same as US politics, but I don’t see how anyone who won by 300 votes can expect to hold a high position. Leadership positions in the US are practically always super-safe seats.
What about this picture?
She was hoping for this, but instead got this. Or the other way round, I’m not sure.
Generally the same in the UK. If it’s an unstable government of any description, then the PM isn’t going to be someone in such a marginal seat.
So, who are the contenders with safe seats?
Osborne must be really kicking himself. 
Seriously, what is with these BBC graphics? Virtual paving stones in front of a virtual 10 Downing?
And where’s the virtual Larry?
I’m done. I’ve seen the results I wanted to see: Salmond, Thompson, Robertson.
This is relatively restrained 
We have John Curtice, we don’t need decent graphics.
Can Sturgeon stay on?
Can we foresee a second election shortly? Would that be wise/desirable while Brexit negotiations are underway?
She’s still First Minister in the Parliament she’s a member of, so yeah?
There’s no stable government here. Conservative government, with a supply and confidence agreement with the nutjobs of the DUP?
I’m back from the Count by the way, obvs.
As party leader. She has misjudged the whole IndyRef 2 play. Unlikely she can get it through and that has been her reason for existence last 3 years. Just how will she explain to the SNP faithful that there will be an EU/common market exist and no independence.