A few Labour MPs have discussed their disappointment at the night so far, with a devastating loss for the party on the cards.
Jess Phillips, who some have tipped for a leadership run if Jeremy Corbyn stands down, says she is "heartbroken."
She added: "We will all be thinking of the harm that can be done to those we care for. I understand, I feel pain, take that anger you feel and know it has to be fuel. Maybe not tonight but tomorrow.”
David Lammy, a Labour MP in London who won't be in any trouble tonight, adds that the results look "abysmal."
Labour MEP Seb Dance, meanwhile, has said voters were unable to accept Corbyn's position as leader.
Ian Murray, a Labour MP in Scotland, had a similarly damning verdict of Corbyn's leadership -- and you can be sure that there will be plenty more calls for him to step down when the sun comes up.
There's been no word from Corbyn yet, but many within Labour appear to be looking toward the next leader.
Caroline Flint, the Labour candidate in Don Valley who may find herself in deep trouble tonight, tweeted: "We're going to hear the Corbynistas blaming it on Brexit and the Labour Uber Remainers blaming Corbyn. Both are to blame for what looks like a terrible night for Labour. Both have taking for granted Labour's heartlands. Sorry we couldn't give you a Labour Party you could trust." The tweet was later deleted, but was caught by Britain's PA news agency.