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Well. You want to put your money where you mouth is? - that's a majority of just under 200 - which right now at William Hill they're offering you 7-1 for. Put a tenner on and win £70. What's not to like? Let me know how you get on.

Does that even count as 'down south'? To me anything north of Romford was 'north'.

Hey you. You're a betting man yes? You bet and won on Brexit right - and I lost. And we both voted opposite to how we bet which I found kinda interesting. Are you putting anything on the vote tonight? I just put £3 at 15-1 on her winning with less than a majority of 50 - and another £7...

Yup. It seems that she is promising not to fight the next election - to help her win this vote tonight. That is GOOD NEWS.

Are we now arguing about whether the north or south is the better place to live? Dear oh dear. I'll tell you where the best place to live is. Ready? The surrey hills. End of.

Sheesh. That's all such b*********s. Dominic Cummings in his blog has set this out a trillion times for people who have half a brain and a spec of interest in the truth to find out for themselves.

I've heard the north is nice. Never been there myself but I do hear it's nice. This is not of course true. I've worked in Leeds and Bradford and Liverpool and Manchester and a tonne of other places up north. The people seemed pretty decent to me.

Yeah I didn't think for one moment you'd agree with my prediction. I'll repeat it though - prices on basics will fall if we properly exit the EU.

Don't worry. The pound is now up against the dollar and the FTSE is up too.

From Owen Patterson - good stuff here. Dear Sir Graham, I write to inform you that I no longer have confidence in the Prime Minister. It would be a travesty if the democratic verdict of the 2016 referendum – the largest in British history – were not delivered, yet the Prime Minister’s proposed...

The pound and the FTSE hardly moved on the announcement.

Remember - it's the poor and working class who will actually gain most from Brexit. Prices on basics will fall. This is always what happens when markets are opened up. The middle class and rich will suffer most if anybody is to suffer. Brexit was after all a working class event. You heard...

Come on Boris! (duck for incoming). Oh sure. I know most of you hate him. Fine. Whatever. I like him. So shoot me.

Yup. Just seen it. From the ERG: "Theresa May’s plan would bring down the govt if carried forward. But our Party will rightly not tolerate it. Conservatives must now answer whether they wish to draw ever closer to an election under Mrs May’s leadership. In the national interest, she must go."

Seems like a bit of a dog's dinner at the moment. The next couple of weeks should be rather interesting though.

Jenny Darling - I think they're onto us. Meet me behind the bike sheds and we can make plans.

'Slaughtered'? Sure. Slaughtered. Right. Dream on.

Right. Brexit voting areas saw a 6% swing to the Torys.

This just in from the 52%: "We’ve had the House of Lords inflicting yet more defeats on the Government’s EU Withdrawal Bill; there’s been all the relentless drama about staying in the Customs Union, or over the Byzantine and unworkable Customs Partnership, or problems with the Irish border...