There's no better place to see political spin in action than during an election.
SNP have a historic win in Scotland, but Scottish Tories claiming victory as the second party in Scotland.
Labour says it shows they have the right leader and are on course, while the Tories claim the results are superb for a government one year in office.
BBC has some great cross party quotes:
"We have tonight made history," Nicola Sturgeon, on the SNP winning a third consecutive Scottish Parliament election
"After eight months it would be very unfair - and improper actually - to hang this set of election results on Jeremy Corbyn's peg alone," Labour deputy leader Tom Watson
"If you compare from when Jeremy took over to now, we are on a clear path of improvement," shadow chancellor John McDonnell
"This is indicative of how voters can change and make a considered choice," Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson
"Scotland has not been a success for us, but Wales is a big success," UKIP leader Nigel Farage
"A new dawn has already broken over the Valleys, people have voted for change," Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood
BBC News -Key points of 2016 elections
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