Punters don’t think Corbyn will be an MP after the next election – politicalbetting.com

Earlier in the month it will be recalled Keir Starmer ruled that Corbyn should not be a LAB candidate at the next general election.
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It will be a great day when Corbyn is no longer an MP.
mandy rhodes@holyroodmandy
An @theSNP backbench increasingly one of all the talents…
https://twitter.com/holyroodmandy/status/1641152113827799040
There were trans and non-binary actors (they're all that now, right?) (except the ones that want to be called actresses), some of them playing the cross-dressing parts. They were all very good
None of them quite as good as Rose Ayling-Ellis, whose energetic performance was quite compelling
The show was stolen from her, though, by Hollywood
Martha Plimpton was just exceptional as Jacques
Scott O’Brien earned a fortune through a recycling business, but told a judge that he had been obsessed with “dark and destructive” gambling throughout adulthood.
He claimed that the addiction had once driven him to attempt suicide, in a legal claim that comes just days after regulators hit the UK’s biggest bookmaker with a record fine. The Gambling Commission ordered William Hill to pay £19.2 million because of a series of “widespread and alarming” failures to protect customers from substantial losses.
In O’Brien’s case, the former businessman has told a court that his gambling habit worsened after he sold his Essex-based paper recycling business, Pulp Friction, for £9 million in 2012. At one point he stashed £1 million in cash at the bottom of his wardrobe.
He is suing Star Sports after wagering more than £400,000 at the company’s main betting shop in Mayfair, west London.
The businessman, 54, told the hearing that he lost £48,859 on dog and horse racing, and that gambling on betting terminals took his losses to more than £100,000.
In a claim to have his money returned, the gambler’s lawyers say the company breached its duty to act in accordance with its “social responsibility code provisions”. They have told the court that some of O’Brien’s losses “were due to Star Sports’ failure to comply with the [code] applicable to its operating licence”.
O’Brien is also suing the bookmakers for breach of contract.
Star Sports is contesting the claim, with the company’s lawyers denying that the wealthy punter revealed that he had a problem. They insisted that “there is no general duty of care on a bookmaker to protect a gambling addict from the consequences of his addiction”.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/destructive-gambler-sues-star-sports-bookmaker-over-100-000-loss-tf552chnr
https://twitter.com/HenryRiley1/status/1641015393576730629
Iain Macwhirter in The Spectator - Is Humza Yousaf destined for Liz Truss’s fate?
https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/is-humza-yousaf-destined-for-liz-trusss-fate/
"As Kate Forbes settles down next to Nicola Sturgeon on the Holyrood backbenches today she has cause to be well satisfied. From a standing start she won nearly half the SNP votes even though the party machine and the payroll vote of ministers and elected members were ranged against her. Her honesty and clarity of thought shone through the hustings fog. She can now sit back and enjoy the show as Humza Yousaf does his best to emulate Liz Truss. Forbes is now the leader in waiting."
Corbyn is now an elderly crank who is actually far more interested in Bolivian tin miners (or whatever it is now) than London. I'm sure he'd attract a crowd and run it reasonably close in his own seat. But he's not really a runner at the London wide level - a Labour mayoral candidate needs to keep it competitive in Bromley, Enfield, Kingston... even in Golders Green.
I'm more sceptical about Mayor than MP for JC.
Meanwhile in Russia: sane voices who say that Putin's military adventure should be put to an end ASAP are contradicted by rabid propagandists who allege that both the military might and the unity of the Western countries exist only on paper.
https://twitter.com/JuliaDavisNews/status/1640913235334266880
I said at the time he had the whip suspended, if I was to rank all the Tory MPs in order of likelihood/believability of sexual assault allegations, I’d have Knight low down on the list.
I don’t share his politics, but can’t help but feel he has been treated rather unfairly.
Any opinions, PBers?
The real oddity for me is that he has appointed a minister for NHS Recovery. He was Health Minister until yesterday, so if recovery is needed* isn't that his fault?
*spoiler alert - it is needed.
She is black, and represented a safe district, so she could get away with such practical advice.
(Don't know whether such sex discrimination would be legal in Maryland. Probably not. But it's still a good idea.)
Please let him run one last time. We need the entertainment.
Will history repeat in 2024?
(I reserve the right to sue you for feeding my gambling addiction if I lose)
The previous MP having left Labour could not even get the nomination for his new Party, but stood anyway.
1. Harvey Procter.
2. A single local outspoken tory councillor.
Silence from all the other councillors / local tories / local & national tory MP’s.
He’s being hung out to dry. Politics is brutal, init?
expelled him from Labour for his Militant links and Corbyn is a longer serving MP for Islington North and better known as a former party leader than he was
But delighted to learn that you seem to have enjoyed the show as much as I did
I was really surprised by how many people I saw signing in the audience before the show
Then I saw the show, and I wanted to be one of the people who could sign to the no-audio-ence
*if fucking only.
So while, I think and hope, the public have settled on a Labour led coalition/cobbling together/supply in 2024 there is no sense of excitement about either the leading actors or the potential policies.
BTW in the rural north of England/Scottish borders there are quite a few people who think she is marvellous and speaks for their values but that her first concern should be to look after the baby rather than running a country. (Cue howls of derision from urbanites).
My very long shots on horses keep on unseating rider, falling at fences and being pulled up. Who should I sue?
I think he'll win because he's a good constituency MP and his electors are also dogged.
What odds can I get on him winning his seat?
27 March, 2023 at 2:57 pm
and the cops say : nothing to see here, move along …
I mean, it could work out. I, for one, salute our new islamic overlord, FM is too paltry a title, make him Caliph
now all he has to do is :
declare the UNION to be absolutely HARAM
make the ENGLISH all KUFFARS
and make the YES Movement a NATIONAL JIHAD
and … we’re fucking done.
If it had to be a muslim, I would have preferred IMRAN KHAN – he has been trying to clean up Pakistan, rid it of the globalist scum and spooks, but it’s clear he is going to get shot, maybe very soon; at least our cricket team would improve.
– you have to go with the flow.'
https://wingsoverscotland.com/the-hollow-crown/
*Or at leastd someone who primarily identifies as one.
You should have a look at the tweet itself. Lots of UJ types like you there.
The fact he others the English confirms it
Just read it again.
"our cricket team".
Where did you ever see a Scot complaining about his national cricket team?
After having an affair Yousef blamed his wife for not being a good enough Muslim. When there was no place at a nursery for his daughter, he arranged a sting operation that attempted to prove that the nursery was racist. "What sort of person does this?"
https://twitter.com/HousewifePolish/status/1641034656165289987?s=20
Meanwhile, today I started "mentoring" two of my young, female colleagues. What could possibly go wrong?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-tayside-central-65086107
One of Scotland's main police control rooms used a fake system to manipulate response time targets for eight years, according to documents seen by the BBC.
https://yougov.co.uk/topics/travel/survey-results/daily/2017/06/19/6bfe0/2
Edit: in media discourse "terrorists" are organised groups.
How it balances with British Indians switching the other way for similar reasons is a guess.
What was his name again?
I believe 99% of racists voted leave is the usual view.
The letter, signed by more than 1,000 people, warned of potential risks to society and civilisation by human-competitive AI systems in the form of economic and political disruptions."
https://news.sky.com/story/elon-musk-and-others-sign-open-letter-calling-for-pause-on-ai-development-12845039
https://www.starsportsbet.co.uk/bettingpeople-harry-stewart-moore/
I for one welcome the rule of our robot overlords.
https://www.scotland.police.uk/
(It is mildly interesting they have a .uk domain address rather than a .scot one but perhaps I have missed it.)