So this is the range of the high / lows in the final polls before today to give you and idea of how that Exit poll sits. This is from Electoral Calculus - its not the best source but this does give a rough idea of how things are looking.
It looks like Labour voters may not have turnout out as well as expected, and the Con vote did come up more than expected. The SNP collapse have made it slightly better for Labour, and conversely I think Reform have done very well across the country, not just in the number of seats they've won and thats also benefitted Labour despite the Con voters coming out more than perhaps expected.
To reflect on this, the IPSOS final poll yesterday noted that intention to vote was fascinating - the number of 18 to 25 years planning to vote was down 21%, so that is consistent with my thoughts above about whats happened.
Caution still at this point, but on the face of it, although its a clear landslide for Labour there's much more going on here that that headline suggests.
We shall see.