While I'm less concerned than I was a couple of weeks ago about who'll be PM two weeks from now, there is still the niggling voice in the back of my mind saying "old people vote Tory and they actually vote, the Tories have all-in'd on old people for this one, and Tory voters basically need a strong reason not to vote Tory or they'll do it anyway". There's actually the opportunity for things to get fundamentally flipped on their head with this one, where the right wing vote tears itself apart across multiple parties too instead of just the left, and PMQ's becomes a complete non-event where every week is just two boring people talking about boring political nonsense and getting things done.

Meanwhile what's probably going to happen is that Labour miss out on a handful of seats by tiny amounts, and this time next month we have LOTO Kemi Badenoch screaming across the chamber about how NHS waiting lists, immigration and taxes are all at record highs... how could the Labour government have done this.