It’s worth pointing out that, during an interview in which she was asked thought-provoking questions, Thornberry continued to hold her own.

The Shadow Foreign Secretary sat down with Sky News to discuss the projected hung parliament, and said that she saw it as grounds for Theresa May to resign.

She said: “Just think, only seven weeks ago the hubris of the Prime Minister who was 20 points ahead, who wanted to have a blank cheque, she wanted to do whatever she wanted with the country with Brexit, with the economy, with our National Health Service and we said no and we meant it.

“And we put forward a popular manifesto with a leader of the party who has withstood the most extraordinary personal attacks, and has actually shown if anybody was strong and stable it was him.”

Why everyone’s calling Emily Thornberry the “queen of sass” after election night