Lily Allen says Conservative victory in general election has made her consider emigrating

Singer Lily Allen has revealed that she would consider moving abroad following the results of the general election.

The 30-year-old musician told her 5 million followers that if her husband could find work abroad, then she would relocate.

She made the announcement after one user on the micro-blogging site asked if she was happy with the results, to which she replied: “@fieldproducer if my husband could work abroad I'd move us. Not joking.”

Clearly disheartened by the results, Allen - who following the results said she was thinking about 'which other facist regimes she would rather live under than a Tory led Britain' - compared today’s outcome to that of being hung over on a long night bus journey.

“I feel like I'm starting a 5 year long night bus journey, the suns coming up but it's freezing, I've got the worst hangover, no sunglasses,” she tweeted.

But the Hard Out Here singer did offer a glimmer of hope for her fellow non-Conservative fans by suggesting that a Government lead by David Cameron would mean there is greater hope of a revolution, posting: “I suppose if the Tories were to win, it might bring on the revolution quicker. #brightside #election2015.”

One star who wasn't disappointed was controversial columnist Katie Hopkins.

The mother-of-three took to Twitter to post a picture of herself wearing a sash and said she will act as Cameron’s “new Fat Tsar” now that she has a reason to stay in the UK.

"I will be staying in the UK and intend to become @David_Cameron new Fat Tsar. He is not aware of this yet. #GE2015," she tweeted.

The reality TV star had previously announced that she would move abroad if Labour were to win the election.