So given there's almost certainly going to be further horse trading between

[Monty92]

That's my tentative take, too. And, judging by the number of remainers running around shÃ*tting themselves at the moment, they were banking on BP as their last hope.
Seriously, you've now got remain die-hards who are also trenchant critics of Corbyn's anti-semitism like Nick Cohen and David Aaronovitch advocating Lib/Lab pacts that would put Corbyn in Number 10. They're that panicked.

You love to see it.

I don't really see that Labour have any cards to play to counter it, either. I might be wrong, but it feels like they've dug themselves in too deep to enter a meaningful remain alliance. They'll basically be left hoping for a catastrophic Tory scandal, which is, of course, eminently possible...

If the polls start creeping up for the Tories over the coming days, it will be tempting to think they're home and dry

This could - COULD - be beautiful.