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Exit poll has been most accurate prediction yet. After a shaky start the shock exit poll appears to accurate as Britain is heading for a hung Parliament. Watch Mo` Money Online. At 1. 0pm last night the exit poll, commissioned by the BBC, Sky and ITV, suggested shock Tory losses that would wipe out Mrs May's majority and reduce her to 3.

It was carried out by NOP/Ipsos MORI and asked 3. As the first real results rolled in from around the country, a chaotic picture emerged with some results still showing strong Tory votes around midnight. The BBC's David Dimbleby admitted the broadcasters could be 'hung, drawn and quartered' after producing an exit poll forecasting Tory losses that might be wrong. Former You. Gov chief Peter Kellner (pictured analysing the results tonight) has suggested the exit poll could be 'wrong' and the Tories could even get a majority of 1. The BBC's David Dimbleby admitted the broadcasters could be 'hung, drawn and quartered' after producing an exit poll forecasting Tory losses that might be wrong. Former You. Gov chief Peter Kellner said the poll could be so wrong the Tories still get a majority of 1. Even the man behind the exit poll, Professor John Curtice, admitted his forecast of a hung parliament could turn out to be a Tory majority of 3.

But as the night went on, Labour gained more seats than was ever predicted before this snap election. And by 3am the exit poll even appeared to underestimate the power of the Labour surge. Several of Theresa May's ministers were expected to lose their seats. One of her manifesto authors, Ben Gummer lost his seat to Labour's Sandy Martin in Ipswich. Treasury minister Jane Ellison was the first casualty – losing Battersea in South London in a disastrous night for the party in the capital. Meanwhile, the pre- election pollsters face another inquest into their performance after missing the extent of the Labour surge last night. The final poll from ICM suggested that Theresa May was on course for a substantial 1. Jeremy Corbyn. It put the Conservatives on 4. Labour on 3. 4 per cent – indicating a majority for Mrs May of about 6.

Mrs May expected to increase her majority but has presided over embarrassing results. Theresa May could be deposed as both Prime Minister and Conservative leader after her election gamble looked to have dramatically backfired.

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And yesterday afternoon, a survey by Lord Ashcroft predicted a majority for Mrs May of around 7. In its final poll, Com. Res put the Tories ahead by ten points, Panelbase by eight points and You. Gov and Opinium by seven points. It amounts to yet another disaster for the polling firms, which failed to predict Brexit last year. Only two companies indicated the Tories would be short of an overall majority. Kantar said the Conservatives were ahead of Labour by five points, suggesting they would be short of a majority by four seats.

And Survation said the Tories were only ahead by one point, which translated as being short of a majority by 1. But while the final polls got the result wrong, last night’s exit poll – commissioned by the BBC, ITV and Sky News – was far more accurate. The survey, carried out by Gf. K and Ipsos MORI, was based on interviews with 2.

Former Conservative minister Anna Soubry (pictured on the BBC this morning)  led the charge against the embattled Prime Minister as she condemned a 'dreadful' Tory campaign. The early results suggested a chaotic picture where the country could have changed so much the techniques used in the exit poll simply no longer work. One theory is that localised turn out surges could be dramatically overturning expectations - suggesting a post code lottery of results.   As the early results came in, the picture in the election became more confused: In Sunderland Central, there was a swing of 2. Labour to the Tories - in defiance of the exit poll. But in neighbouring Newcastle Central, the result was a swing of more than 2 per cent against the Tories and in line with the exit poll. The first result in the south saw Swindon North held by the Tories - but on a swing  of 3. Labour. This beats the exit poll in Jeremy Corbyn's favour. In Kettering the Tories again held a safe seat but the swing was against them by 2.

Brexit territory. In Scotland, the SNP vote collapsed in Rutherglen. Labour won the seat but the Tory vote surged - hinting at gains for Mrs May north of the border. Within minutes of the exit poll being published at 1. You. Gov chief Peter Kellner suggested the exit poll could be 'wrong' and the Tories could even get a majority of 1.

Professor Curtice played this down on the BBC tonight but said a Tory majority of 3. As the shocking exit poll was published, Mr Kellner told the BBC: 'The exit poll expectation was a swing of 3. Labour. What we have seen is the exact opposite.'So these two results unquestionably will be cheering the Conservatives up after a pretty grim hour.'But whether that cheer will carry on in the seats that really matter, we will have to wait and see.'These very early declarations are the exception, everywhere else it will take a far longer.'He added: 'If the exit poll is as wrong everywhere as it has been in these first two results then you could have an 8. Conservative majority.'But even if you dial that down you could still have a majority as 3. International Trade Secretary Liam Fox said it was still 'entirely possible' the Tories would finish the night with an overall majority. It was carried out by NOP/Ipsos MORI and asked 3.

Former Chancellor George Osborne told ITV News: 'On the EU night it was these early north east seats that began to tell you that what we expected would happen wasn't going to happen.'Although they are safe Labour seats if they show a consistent swing towards Labour and that Ukip are splitting towards Labour that reinforces the exit poll.'All the Conservatives have to do is bring the Ukip votes over. If that hasn't happened tonight that will be quite a revelation.' International Development Secretary Priti Patel played down the exit poll and said: 'It's not what we are seeing already.'  Conservative Defence Secretary Michael Fallon cautioned against reading too much into projections 'before we have had a single actual result'. Labour's John Mc. Donnell agreed that it was too early to call the result, but added that if the poll was correct it would 'change the nature of politics' in the UK. A Labour source said: 'This would be, by miles, the largest increase in popularity for a party during an election campaign.' SNP Deputy Leader Stewart Hosie said it would be an 'extraordinary thing' for Theresa May 'to call this election for narrow party advantage and then, if these numbers are correct, to blow it incredibly'. International Development Secretary Priti Patel played down the exit poll and said: 'It's not what we are seeing already.'Former Chancellor George Osborne (pictured on ITV tonight) told ITV News the exit poll suggested the night's results could be a 'revelation'Former Labour foreign secretary Jack Straw said the exit poll result would be of 'great personal credit' to Mr Corbyn and Mr Mc.

Donnell, who he said had run a vigorous campaign in the face of Mrs May's 'weak and wobbly' leadership. He told BBC News: 'The Labour Party as a whole has been very disciplined in this election.'It's got behind Jeremy Corbyn, it's got behind the manifesto and, if this exit poll is anything to go by, it would suggest we have done better than most people thought.'Ukip leader Paul Nuttall said: 'If the exit poll is true then Theresa May has put Brexit in jeopardy.'I said at the start this election was wrong. Hubris.'Mr Nuttall's predecessor Nigel Farage also questioned Mrs May's position, saying: 'Whatever the true result, the Conservative party needs a leader that believes in Brexit.'In recent elections exit polls have been close to the result - getting it almost exactly right in 2. The exit poll stunned Westminster in 2. David Cameron as on course for victory after a campaign thought to have been neck and neck.

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