Brexit Dramarama

I miss Christmas, I miss being able to watch the news and not hear the B word constantly.

I know it's very important and significant but it's endless days of pointless talking, speculating and bickering.

Indeed, I'm off to go and fly a drone near an airport to divert attention (Although Andy Murray isn't doing too bad a job at present...)

Wait till tonight and even more talking before the statement from TM and JC 😀

https://twitter.com/ParlyApp/status/1085161321174368256
Result expected around 20.15

Oof. Way past my bedtime, alas.

And may run longer on Youtube depending on if there is a need (the result will be in by 20.15 so they might not be anything live to air after 21.00 as PM is expected to respond as soon as the result is in.)

One of those rare moments, Simon McCoy chatting to Joey Jones on BBC News while Kay Burley chats to Adam Parsons on Sky News.

Did the contributors get sent to the wrong platforms.

Adam Parsons works for Sky

🚨 Political crisis update 🚨

We have a record *30* media gazebos on College Green. This is a moment like no other, the end of days has finally arrived. #gazebowatch pic.twitter.com/Xqy01HdBye

— Sebastian Payne (@SebastianEPayne) January 15, 2019

The BBC News Channel will be taking the Evening edition of Politics Live tonight!

From 7pm: Extended #politicslive with @afneil and (at least) this seven on @BBCTwo and @bbcnews channel @CamillaTominey | @campbellclaret | @AyoCaesar | @Nigel_Farage | Katie Perrior | Lord Mandelson | @bbclaurak |#BrexitVote: https://t.co/TFjvyJpNn1 pic.twitter.com/DB6LwqxFT8

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) January 15, 2019

Makes sense to simulcast it rather than try and do two separate programmes.

Surely they could ditch Secret Life of the Zoo on C4.

Indeed that programme title is rather apt for Parliament anyway.