Congrats to the Conservatives (and Greens) in Scotland, some impressive results north of the border. Labour have done pretty abysmally, but I think the party did a good job in lowering expectations so that the non right wing press won't just be talking about their failures. I think the Lib Dems have stabilised now and are finally showing signs that they are on the way back to recovery (but this will take multiple general elections) , the most recent projected national share of the vote finally puts them back in 3rd place at 15% of the vote and UKIP at 11%. UKIP have made some modest breakthroughs in England, though I don't think their gains have had too much of an effect on the overall picture in terms of councils being held and lost; I think UKIP will be most happy with the Welsh Assembly results.
Overall I'm (as a Lib Dem) indifferent to mildly optimistic, and quite chuffed at the Scottish constituency level results. (I'm also wondering if we might possibly be able to take Brecon and Radnorshire in 2020 after the kind of result Kirsty Williams got last night.)