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D-Day. The day Doris Day came to Copeland pic.twitter.com/Laa4WYkxVp
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Oh dear, sorry to hear of your woes. Wuss away!!
In the last year when I've looked after PB overnight, I oversaw Brexit and President Trump.
UKIP could still win, I have seen 5/1 shots come in before!
That's my benchmark for tonight.
What price was Trump?
I was surprised to read the above "estimate" on the last line of the header this evening setting out details of the Copeland by-election.
I would be interested to learn by whom the "estimate" was prepared and on what polling or other information it is based since it flies in the face of all the received wisdom relating to the likely outcome on which basis the Tories are the short odds-on favourite to win the seat from Labour, even if Mike Smithson (along with yours truly) happen to disagree.
What time are we expecting declarations in Stoke and Copeland?
Posting this from the business lounge of Holiday Inn Kensington making full use of the free bar. As a Labour man should I (a) cheer on the Labour candidates tonight or (b) cheer on the Tory candidates...?
Why TSE, no slouch himself when it comes to political betting really thinks the Tories have a prayer in this seat amazes me.
https://twitter.com/MailSport/status/834849797400064000
I will eat Paddy Ashdown's hat if the Tories gain Stoke.
Modern Football Is Rubbish
Following that is just following the market.
Either way disgraceful and I hope they go down as a result
Leicester - Prem winners going to Seville in the Champion's league
Coventry - Nine points from safety at the bottom of league one.
Best of luck, everyone. Do give Mr. Eagles regular jabs with a pin if he seems to be nodding off.
He must have been around 9/2 or 4.5 on Betfair.
I may well be wrong though.
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I will be tweeting from Stoke once the polls close we can win this
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Sources in Stoke: leading candidate for new #Leicester boss is Paul Nuttall
For all its problems it is still a very valuable and cost efficient resource for providing healthcare at the end of the day.
It came into being in 1948. It's been in crisis since 1948.
No one in their right mind would design this system from scratch.
"A truly terrible night for Mrs May if the Tories fail to take Stoke.
That's my benchmark for tonight."
On the other hand I'm all for it if we can have a reciprocal clause on Ireland leaving the EU.