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At least Clegg and Cameron took a few days to reach a deal and didn't make any announcement until agreement had been achieved. This clown has announced the partnership before the deal has been struck. All I'm hearing is the "stability" word, but May has achieved nothing but confusion...

Has she actually negotiated an agreement with the DUP? She seemed very quick to rush off to the palace this morning. If so, what is the deal with the DUP? Don't tell me she's announced the partnership before she has even asked what the DUP want in return! If so, they've got her over a barrel...

Joking apart, both of these people hold very senior positions in British politics. In terms of responsibility these are the top jobs in the country. And just look at the pair of them.

I think you are right. Westminster is so bankrupt in terms of talent and credibility, that a cross party understanding on BREXIT might be the only way to proceed. It might make everyone, remainders & leavers, feel as though they have a stake in what happens next. That's important under current...

Quite right. I have taken no notice of the previous by-elections, but there is a clear message from yesterdays election and the public seem to be saying, "hang on a minute, we might have been a bit hasty last June." In the same way that the result of the referendum can't be ignored, the result...

Scott is also a director of 50 Cycles. He's not a Scot, but he is a nice guy too.

Agree. All that Theresa May has achieved so far: 1) Wasted negotiating time. 2) Weakened the UK's position. 3) Made a fool of herself and lost credibility on the world stage. 4) Complicated future negotiation. 5) Made ridiculous veiled threats to the EU regarding the withdrawal of cooperation...

Listening to her speech, I don't think May has seen the election results. Why should we believe her? She has failed on every level so far.

I love it when an arrogant tw@t comes unstuck and blows it. I bet Anna Soufflé is crapping herself now. So funny. It's looking like the special advisors to May are being lined up as the scapegoats. Responsibility rests at the top, she appointed them ffs.

Mrs May and her husband, Arthur "ere, where's me washboard" Atkinson have just left for the palace. I was hoping that the car battery would be flat and that she would have to push start it. That would be a fitting start to her day of humiliation. Hope the DUP pull the rug from under her. She...

But to just bury it and trying to forget the referendum ever happened isn't going to solve anything. We will continue with political turmoil and people will feel betrayed. BREXIT will return stronger than before if that happens. BREXIT needs dealing with openly and either killing off or...

As a supporter of BREXIT, I think it's time to say that in the current climate, it's going nowhere. If BREXIT is going to happen, we need to do it properly and professionally and with the appropriate support. The backdrop to the country is not good, we look indecisive and rudderless with MPs...

Theresa May is a bully. She is incapable of engaging with people, inspiring them or taking anyone with her in her in decisions. She can only make progress when all rights of redress or ability to oppose have been removed. Her track record then suggests that she goes on to make unopposed bad...

EPIC FAIL: I can't stop laughing. That dog turd's arrogance and contempt for the public is being rewarded. I hope she doesn't resign and goes on to suffer a protracted humiliation as her political career suffers death by a thousand cuts. The Tiny Scottish Idiot Woman also appears to be getting...

Exit polls indicating that the Tory party won't achieve a majority. I really hope this all blows up in Theresa May's stupid face and that she is forced out of office in the most humiliating way possible.

I guess the Sun remark was intended for me? It's ok, I forgive you. I'm not a fan of the Sun, Daily Mail or Theresa May and the Tory party. I would actually prefer to see Corbyn inside number 10 because I feel that he is genuine. But I can't ever entertain the idea of voting Labour because of...

That's interesting. No insult meant, but is this because a sizeable proportion of Labour's voters are lazy, idle 1st, 2nd, 3rd and now 4th generation professional benefit claimants, who expect the state to provide for them and for who the extra effort of turning out in the rain is too much...

But you forget to mention the most important aspect. The thing that sits above life itself. Cold, hard, dirty, stinking cash. Each time the events go full circle, some people get richer and that is all that matters. Everything else in the cycle is nothing in comparison to money. It's called...

What is all of this, "enough is enough" garbage that is flowing out of Mrs May's cake hole? Wasn't Manchester quite enough for her? Did she need a modicum of additional terrorist activity before she could display the requisite amount of strength and stability? I suspect that "enough is enough"...

Totally agree. You forgot to mention May, who thinks that to negotiate, you must first tie the other persons hands behind their back and then punch them in the face until they agree with you. Whenever she comes up against someone who is on an equal footing, she invariably fails.