A bit of light relief from the tension. We're going to Wales for a bit of coffee break stuff. 

It does look like Farage will be quitting politics shortly after 4am

Much hypothecating that the Tories have held off UKIP fairly well, but UKIP making most ground from former Labour voters.

I want to go to bed, but know I won't sleep till I know if that exit poll is accurate.

BBC....

I am finding this quite fascinating....

Which backs up my original contention that UKIP is the only genuinely working class party running in this election.

Could the exit poll have underestimated the number of seats the Tories are going to take?

Philip Cowley, the psephologist, says the Swindon North seat suggests the Tories are doing better than the exit poll suggested.

Good to see Justine Greening get back in. I rate her highly.

It was Ed's tombstone wot lost it 

Maybe a Conservative Majority not quite out of the question?

Absolutely fascinating even though we have only had a handful of results.

Locally it looks as if my MP John Hemmings (Birmingham Yardley) will be out, beaten by Labour, and in Birmingham Edgbaston, one of the few Labour MPs I have time for, Gisela Stuart, looks to have lost to the Tories, such a shame for both of them.

That thought is beginning to cross my mind.

Oh dear. Simon Hughes is toast. 

Swindon South is the more important seat. An utterly useless local Tory MP who does diddly sh.it. vs. a Labour candidate who is highly rated.

If Labour can't get this they are done.

In most of the seats declared so far, the Greens have beaten the Lib Dems.

Welsh Windbag now on the TV. Even he's conceding.

Curtice: Don't rule out a Tory majority

Battersea - swing from Labour to Tories.

I'll eat humble pie and say this is a famous victory for Cameron.

Vince Cable may have lost

Off to bed. Looking a terrible night for the majority of ordinary people in the UK.

This is turning into a disaster (for Labour).

A bit like Gandalf's latest post.