and we're still only dealing with projections.

But at this stage, it does look as though this one nation Conservative government

has been given a powerful new mandate to get Brexit done.

I will not lead the party in any future general election campaign.

I will discuss with our party to ensure there is a process now of reflection on this result

and on the policies that the party will take going forward.

I can't help but be delighted by the performance of my party this evening.

Tonight, we have seen that it is likely that Boris Johnson is on course to get a majority

and it is clearly a good night for the SNP.

Some will be celebrating the wave of nationalism that is sweeping

on both sides of the border.

But let me say now, for millions of people in our country, these results

will bring dread and dismay.

And people are looking for hope.

This is a very bad night for the climate.

It's very bad night, I think, for progressive politics.

We have to learn the lessons.

But I killed the Liberal Democrats and I've hurt the Labour party.

But that wasn't your purpose.

The purpose, my purpose was to try to get the right kind of Brexit.

If we get half a loaf out of it, well, that's what we've achieved.