... to have been obsessively watching BBC parliament for 2 hours?

[bellainthemiddle]

It's official, I'm a weirdo!

Just two hours?

Lightweight.

I would be if I could get away wit( it.

Rees Mogg

I had to switch it over.

Watching here and shouting at the tv

Yup! Watching on phone while flicking through Heat magazine when Rees Mogg gets too much see, I can multi task!

In all fairness, if DD had settled down earlier I would have been watching for longer

JRM He's tired, the poor love!

Yanbu.

It’s our only night of the summer without our dd (night at grandparents) and we’re sat watching politics! 🤣

Try following Ian Dunt on Twitter as you watch.

Im watching shameless

Which is ironic

Keeping my eyes open for the vote

I've been watching all night. JRM is giving me the rage 😠

I’ve had to work out how to work the telly to watch it, and I’m not joking!

I’m thinking of ordering a pizza and making a long night of it!

Doing same. Going to retreat to bed and radio soon.

Me too. It's like a real life soap opera that will have massive impact on my dc's lives.

It’s getting in the way of a series I was hoping to binge and finish tonight, but it’s oddly gripping.

See how few MPs are in the debating chamber, says it all really. They just don’t care and they will still vote without hearing the arguments from each side. Should all be sacked! And it’s tax payers money paying them too.

Nup, I'm there too! What on earth was JRM doing slumped like that, though? I couldn't read the body language at all. He looked more crumpled than languid.

DH was earlier, I noticed how few MPs are there - do they not care?

I took the kids out to a trampoline park this morning, then to the park this afternoon. Got home, gave them dinner, then absolved myself of all further parenting responsibilities and settled down to BBC Parliament / BBC News and Guardian websites / Twitter for the rest of the evening.

I could have been watching Bake Off on +1, but I've been watching BBC Parliament too!

JRM is a pompous smug twat yes

I don't think it's that they don't care; it's that most of them already had their minds made up. If they didn't show up to vote, that would be something else - but there's a fairly full house now by the looks of it.

Watching now

I can't believe we're heading for another general election

Hardly a good start for Boris!

But what's going to happen now?

He just called for a motion under the FTPA. What will Corbyn say???