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International Development Sec in waiting ! - Maybe TM will appoint her to the H of L !!malcolmg said:
That is what happens when you believe your own press, she ended up punch drunk. Way beyond her talent level and more gubbings to come for sure. When will we see her run south with her tail between her legs.calum said:0 -
Welcome to pb.com, Mr. Typo.0
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Could not be worse than Mone that is for sure.calum said:
International Development Sec in waiting ! - Maybe TM will appoint her to the H of L !!malcolmg said:
That is what happens when you believe your own press, she ended up punch drunk. Way beyond her talent level and more gubbings to come for sure. When will we see her run south with her tail between her legs.calum said:0 -
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Now not availablePhilip_Thompson said:
25/1 sounds like value considering their MP is the incumbent. I'd expect more like 4/1peter_from_putney said:Congratulations to Betfair Sportsbook on having stolen a march on the rest of the bookmaking fraternity by having already posted up odds for hundreds of constituencies throughout the UK, whilst their rivals have yet to start - you've been well and truly outmanoeuvred on this occasion Shadsy!
What a difference a few months make - in my neighbouring constituency of Richmond Park here in S.W. London, where Zac Goldsmith was toppled after forcing a by-election in December, the Tories are now 1/200 to recapture this seat from the LibDems who are on offer at 25/1, just ahead of Labour at 33/1.
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He's standing for Labour. So, at the moment, that's a yes. What is going to make this election more competitive? It surely cannot go on like this for 7 weeks. Brits don't like that kind of cruelty. There will be a backlash, even if it is their own fault for voting for the stupid old coot. Twice.The_Taxman said:I have been looking at West Bromwich East. Could be an interesting result once the votes are counted in June. Depending on boundary changes the seat was pretty close in 1992 & 1987.
Might Tom Watson be in trouble?
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Here is your Tory UK government for you. Wonder why SNP did not use their powers.....oh wait reserved like everything else
Canadian family set for deportation from Highlands home after losing Home Office battle
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I'm astounded by it. What's the rationale?Philip_Thompson said:
25/1 sounds like value considering their MP is the incumbent. I'd expect more like 4/1peter_from_putney said:Congratulations to Betfair Sportsbook on having stolen a march on the rest of the bookmaking fraternity by having already posted up odds for hundreds of constituencies throughout the UK, whilst their rivals have yet to start - you've been well and truly outmanoeuvred on this occasion Shadsy!
What a difference a few months make - in my neighbouring constituency of Richmond Park here in S.W. London, where Zac Goldsmith was toppled after forcing a by-election in December, the Tories are now 1/200 to recapture this seat from the LibDems who are on offer at 25/1, just ahead of Labour at 33/1.0 -
Got a pony on just before it was suspended.Richard_Nabavi said:
That LD price won't last more than a few seconds, so pile on..peter_from_putney said:Congratulations to Betfair Sportsbook on having stolen a march on the rest of the bookmaking fraternity by having already posted up odds for hundreds of constituencies throughout the UK, whilst their rivals have yet to start - you've been well and truly outmanoeuvred on this occasion Shadsy!
What a difference a few months make - in my neighbouring constituency of Richmond Park here in S.W. London, where Zac Goldsmith was toppled after forcing a by-election in December, the Tories are now 1/200 to recapture this seat from the LibDems who are on offer at 25/1, just ahead of Labour at 33/1.
25/1 for Richmond Park - that is staggering...0 -
That is crazy! SUSPd now thoughrkrkrk said:
I'm astounded by it. What's the rationale?Philip_Thompson said:
25/1 sounds like value considering their MP is the incumbent. I'd expect more like 4/1peter_from_putney said:Congratulations to Betfair Sportsbook on having stolen a march on the rest of the bookmaking fraternity by having already posted up odds for hundreds of constituencies throughout the UK, whilst their rivals have yet to start - you've been well and truly outmanoeuvred on this occasion Shadsy!
What a difference a few months make - in my neighbouring constituency of Richmond Park here in S.W. London, where Zac Goldsmith was toppled after forcing a by-election in December, the Tories are now 1/200 to recapture this seat from the LibDems who are on offer at 25/1, just ahead of Labour at 33/1.
Lets hope they cut it to 16s!0 -
Norwich South looks interesting. Labour are very much favourites in the Betfair/Paddy market, but you could make a case for LibDems or the Greens here, or the Tories if the non-Tory vote splits three ways.0
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Tories 2/5 in Clacton looks low odds value, Carswell will be campaigning/voting for them and he has some level of personal vote. Only challenger is UKIP who just don't have the votes.peter_from_putney said:Congratulations to Betfair Sportsbook on having stolen a march on the rest of the bookmaking fraternity by having already posted up odds for hundreds of constituencies throughout the UK, whilst their rivals have yet to start - you've been well and truly outmanoeuvred on this occasion Shadsy!
What a difference a few months make - in my neighbouring constituency of Richmond Park here in S.W. London, where Zac Goldsmith was toppled after forcing a by-election in December, the Tories are now 1/200 to recapture this seat from the LibDems who are on offer at 25/1, just ahead of Labour at 33/1.
Simon Hughes to retake Bermondsey at longer than 1/2 is nice too.0 -
The demographics of the seat have probably changed quite a bit since 1992. Labour shouldn't have too much trouble there these days.The_Taxman said:I have been looking at West Bromwich East. Could be an interesting result once the votes are counted in June. Depending on boundary changes the seat was pretty close in 1992 & 1987.
Might Tom Watson be in trouble?
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Rats. It is gone.Mortimer said:
Got a pony on just before it was suspended.Richard_Nabavi said:
That LD price won't last more than a few seconds, so pile on..peter_from_putney said:Congratulations to Betfair Sportsbook on having stolen a march on the rest of the bookmaking fraternity by having already posted up odds for hundreds of constituencies throughout the UK, whilst their rivals have yet to start - you've been well and truly outmanoeuvred on this occasion Shadsy!
What a difference a few months make - in my neighbouring constituency of Richmond Park here in S.W. London, where Zac Goldsmith was toppled after forcing a by-election in December, the Tories are now 1/200 to recapture this seat from the LibDems who are on offer at 25/1, just ahead of Labour at 33/1.
25/1 for Richmond Park - that is staggering...0 -
Nats decided not to fight the election on their dreadful record of government in Scotland ? Probably wise.malcolmg said:Here is your Tory UK government for you. Wonder why SNP did not use their powers.....oh wait reserved like everything else
Canadian family set for deportation from Highlands home after losing Home Office battle
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They're clueless ?rkrkrk said:
I'm astounded by it. What's the rationale?Philip_Thompson said:
25/1 sounds like value considering their MP is the incumbent. I'd expect more like 4/1peter_from_putney said:Congratulations to Betfair Sportsbook on having stolen a march on the rest of the bookmaking fraternity by having already posted up odds for hundreds of constituencies throughout the UK, whilst their rivals have yet to start - you've been well and truly outmanoeuvred on this occasion Shadsy!
What a difference a few months make - in my neighbouring constituency of Richmond Park here in S.W. London, where Zac Goldsmith was toppled after forcing a by-election in December, the Tories are now 1/200 to recapture this seat from the LibDems who are on offer at 25/1, just ahead of Labour at 33/1.0 -
Managed to get £25 with them, and £20.85 with their owner, Paddy Power.TGOHF said:
Now not availablePhilip_Thompson said:
25/1 sounds like value considering their MP is the incumbent. I'd expect more like 4/1peter_from_putney said:Congratulations to Betfair Sportsbook on having stolen a march on the rest of the bookmaking fraternity by having already posted up odds for hundreds of constituencies throughout the UK, whilst their rivals have yet to start - you've been well and truly outmanoeuvred on this occasion Shadsy!
What a difference a few months make - in my neighbouring constituency of Richmond Park here in S.W. London, where Zac Goldsmith was toppled after forcing a by-election in December, the Tories are now 1/200 to recapture this seat from the LibDems who are on offer at 25/1, just ahead of Labour at 33/1.
They've mis-priced it, surely? Did they mean Richmond (Yorks)? I hope they honour it...0 -
And when she's got a majority of 100 and seen off UKIP, who are they gonna complain too?murali_s said:
Saying it and doing it are two different things.MikeL said:She has to commit to tens of thousands.
Because if she doesn't, the media will say target abandoned, she won't reduce immigration etc etc and it opens her up to massive attack.
Which is why she also must stick to pensions triple lock.
People on here remind me of cricket commentators who always say the captain should declare but when they were captain they didn't.
It's so easy to say take a risk when you are not responsible. When you are in the hot seat it looks very different.
One only needs to see how self-employed NICs blew up in the Government face. May cannot risk something similar on immigration or pensions - areas which are of much greater importance to far more people.
This will blow up in her face sometime soon. The masses who voted Brexit to keep Johnny Foreigner out will go ballistic!
The opposition under Corbyn?
She can do what she likes at the moment.0 -
Scots can't win battle shock !malcolmg said:Here is your Tory UK government for you. Wonder why SNP did not use their powers.....oh wait reserved like everything else
Canadian family set for deportation from Highlands home after losing Home Office battle
http://www.scotsman.com/news/odd/canadian-cafe-owners-set-for-deportation-in-two-weeks-1-4424593
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Pulpstar said:
They're clueless ?rkrkrk said:
I'm astounded by it. What's the rationale?Philip_Thompson said:
25/1 sounds like value considering their MP is the incumbent. I'd expect more like 4/1peter_from_putney said:Congratulations to Betfair Sportsbook on having stolen a march on the rest of the bookmaking fraternity by having already posted up odds for hundreds of constituencies throughout the UK, whilst their rivals have yet to start - you've been well and truly outmanoeuvred on this occasion Shadsy!
What a difference a few months make - in my neighbouring constituency of Richmond Park here in S.W. London, where Zac Goldsmith was toppled after forcing a by-election in December, the Tories are now 1/200 to recapture this seat from the LibDems who are on offer at 25/1, just ahead of Labour at 33/1.
Probably forgot the by-election and did it on 2015 results.
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Got £25 quid on. it's still a massive remain area that will still be pissed off about Heathrow surely?isam said:
That is crazy! SUSPd now thoughrkrkrk said:
I'm astounded by it. What's the rationale?Philip_Thompson said:
25/1 sounds like value considering their MP is the incumbent. I'd expect more like 4/1peter_from_putney said:Congratulations to Betfair Sportsbook on having stolen a march on the rest of the bookmaking fraternity by having already posted up odds for hundreds of constituencies throughout the UK, whilst their rivals have yet to start - you've been well and truly outmanoeuvred on this occasion Shadsy!
What a difference a few months make - in my neighbouring constituency of Richmond Park here in S.W. London, where Zac Goldsmith was toppled after forcing a by-election in December, the Tories are now 1/200 to recapture this seat from the LibDems who are on offer at 25/1, just ahead of Labour at 33/1.
Lets hope they cut it to 16s!
At least Zach was against it... New candidate will surely have to back government position on it?0 -
Mrs May has it easy in England, but not Scotland, so Ruth Davidson doesn't either. As long as Ms Davidson can attack Ms Sturgeon on her record in Scotland she is on firm ground. It gets much more difficult when she has to defend her party on policies she has no hand in and probably doesn't agree with anyway.calum said:0 -
They priced up Richmond in Yorks so they cant try that excuseSirNorfolkPassmore said:
Managed to get £25 with them, and £20.85 with their owner, Paddy Power.TGOHF said:
Now not availablePhilip_Thompson said:
25/1 sounds like value considering their MP is the incumbent. I'd expect more like 4/1peter_from_putney said:Congratulations to Betfair Sportsbook on having stolen a march on the rest of the bookmaking fraternity by having already posted up odds for hundreds of constituencies throughout the UK, whilst their rivals have yet to start - you've been well and truly outmanoeuvred on this occasion Shadsy!
What a difference a few months make - in my neighbouring constituency of Richmond Park here in S.W. London, where Zac Goldsmith was toppled after forcing a by-election in December, the Tories are now 1/200 to recapture this seat from the LibDems who are on offer at 25/1, just ahead of Labour at 33/1.
They've mis-priced it, surely? Did they mean Richmond (Yorks)? I hope they honour it...
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Clearly they used an automatic system to set the initial odds for a bunch of seats, working off the 2015 majorities and second placed party. Richmond Park was a 23k majority and no-one noticed the error.Pulpstar said:
They're clueless ?rkrkrk said:
I'm astounded by it. What's the rationale?Philip_Thompson said:
25/1 sounds like value considering their MP is the incumbent. I'd expect more like 4/1peter_from_putney said:Congratulations to Betfair Sportsbook on having stolen a march on the rest of the bookmaking fraternity by having already posted up odds for hundreds of constituencies throughout the UK, whilst their rivals have yet to start - you've been well and truly outmanoeuvred on this occasion Shadsy!
What a difference a few months make - in my neighbouring constituency of Richmond Park here in S.W. London, where Zac Goldsmith was toppled after forcing a by-election in December, the Tories are now 1/200 to recapture this seat from the LibDems who are on offer at 25/1, just ahead of Labour at 33/1.0 -
The pattern with BF sportsbook today is that, for any potential LibDem target, the odds they put the seat up at are very attractive to punters and the odds quickly shorten. Punters would appear to be a lot more positive about the #libdemfightback than is the bookmaker.rottenborough said:
Rats. It is gone.Mortimer said:
Got a pony on just before it was suspended.Richard_Nabavi said:
That LD price won't last more than a few seconds, so pile on..peter_from_putney said:Congratulations to Betfair Sportsbook on having stolen a march on the rest of the bookmaking fraternity by having already posted up odds for hundreds of constituencies throughout the UK, whilst their rivals have yet to start - you've been well and truly outmanoeuvred on this occasion Shadsy!
What a difference a few months make - in my neighbouring constituency of Richmond Park here in S.W. London, where Zac Goldsmith was toppled after forcing a by-election in December, the Tories are now 1/200 to recapture this seat from the LibDems who are on offer at 25/1, just ahead of Labour at 33/1.
25/1 for Richmond Park - that is staggering...0 -
On the sportsbook, any self respecting PB Tory NOT put a fiver on Con gain Bootle?0
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Labour at 2.1 in bermondsey and Southwark?
Simon Hughes has had his day perhaps? London is the one place you'd expect Corbyn vote to hold up?0 -
Well exactly - as I have been saying we are in one-party banana republic territory.Fenster said:
And when she's got a majority of 100 and seen off UKIP, who are they gonna complain too?murali_s said:
Saying it and doing it are two different things.MikeL said:She has to commit to tens of thousands.
Because if she doesn't, the media will say target abandoned, she won't reduce immigration etc etc and it opens her up to massive attack.
Which is why she also must stick to pensions triple lock.
People on here remind me of cricket commentators who always say the captain should declare but when they were captain they didn't.
It's so easy to say take a risk when you are not responsible. When you are in the hot seat it looks very different.
One only needs to see how self-employed NICs blew up in the Government face. May cannot risk something similar on immigration or pensions - areas which are of much greater importance to far more people.
This will blow up in her face sometime soon. The masses who voted Brexit to keep Johnny Foreigner out will go ballistic!
The opposition under Corbyn?
She can do what she likes at the moment.0 -
Yet bizarrely achieved for most of the last 50 years.rottenborough said:
3. Is impossible.SeanT said:0 -
If the lib Dems do hold it... That error alone could cost them most of their profits?Mortimer said:
Got a pony on just before it was suspended.Richard_Nabavi said:
That LD price won't last more than a few seconds, so pile on..peter_from_putney said:Congratulations to Betfair Sportsbook on having stolen a march on the rest of the bookmaking fraternity by having already posted up odds for hundreds of constituencies throughout the UK, whilst their rivals have yet to start - you've been well and truly outmanoeuvred on this occasion Shadsy!
What a difference a few months make - in my neighbouring constituency of Richmond Park here in S.W. London, where Zac Goldsmith was toppled after forcing a by-election in December, the Tories are now 1/200 to recapture this seat from the LibDems who are on offer at 25/1, just ahead of Labour at 33/1.
25/1 for Richmond Park - that is staggering...0 -
Wokingham
Conservative @ 60/1
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Single: Conservative @ 60/1
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Total stake for this bet: £1.04
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60-1 Paddy Power Wokingham, pile on.0
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TM should have waited until the polls were closer before calling a GE ?murali_s said:
Well exactly - as I have been saying we are in one-party banana republic territory.Fenster said:
And when she's got a majority of 100 and seen off UKIP, who are they gonna complain too?murali_s said:
Saying it and doing it are two different things.MikeL said:She has to commit to tens of thousands.
Because if she doesn't, the media will say target abandoned, she won't reduce immigration etc etc and it opens her up to massive attack.
Which is why she also must stick to pensions triple lock.
People on here remind me of cricket commentators who always say the captain should declare but when they were captain they didn't.
It's so easy to say take a risk when you are not responsible. When you are in the hot seat it looks very different.
One only needs to see how self-employed NICs blew up in the Government face. May cannot risk something similar on immigration or pensions - areas which are of much greater importance to far more people.
This will blow up in her face sometime soon. The masses who voted Brexit to keep Johnny Foreigner out will go ballistic!
The opposition under Corbyn?
She can do what she likes at the moment.
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Will Farron be asking Hughes to stand as 'The Straight Choice' again?rkrkrk said:Labour at 2.1 in bermondsey and Southwark?
Simon Hughes has had his day perhaps? London is the one place you'd expect Corbyn vote to hold up?0 -
That appears to be partly true except that their odds on number of Lib Dem seats which favour the 20-29 seat band would justify shorter odds on individual seats , they cannot achieve 20-29 without winning the individual seats .IanB2 said:
The pattern with BF sportsbook today is that, for any potential LibDem target, the odds they put the seat up at are very attractive to punters and the odds quickly shorten. Punters would appear to be a lot more positive about the #libdemfightback than is the bookmaker.rottenborough said:
Rats. It is gone.Mortimer said:
Got a pony on just before it was suspended.Richard_Nabavi said:
That LD price won't last more than a few seconds, so pile on..peter_from_putney said:Congratulations to Betfair Sportsbook on having stolen a march on the rest of the bookmaking fraternity by having already posted up odds for hundreds of constituencies throughout the UK, whilst their rivals have yet to start - you've been well and truly outmanoeuvred on this occasion Shadsy!
What a difference a few months make - in my neighbouring constituency of Richmond Park here in S.W. London, where Zac Goldsmith was toppled after forcing a by-election in December, the Tories are now 1/200 to recapture this seat from the LibDems who are on offer at 25/1, just ahead of Labour at 33/1.
25/1 for Richmond Park - that is staggering...0 -
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Clearly 'now is the time' for Whitehall to start the No campaign.calum said:Bizarre twitter account !
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I just managed to get 60/1 on the Tories winning Wokingham, before the market was suspended. On Betfair. How is that possible?0
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D*rn it Malcolm - stop agreeing with me!!!!malcolmg said:
He was a sneering whining twunt, well rid of him.0 -
Mr. JS, it was taken down, alas.
Mr. Pulpstar, backed Con, Wokingham on Betfair (now down) rather than Paddypower, but many thanks
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They've been legally resident for 9 years.....why didn't they apply for indefinite leave to remain?malcolmg said:Here is your Tory UK government for you. Wonder why SNP did not use their powers.....oh wait reserved like everything else
Canadian family set for deportation from Highlands home after losing Home Office battle
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LOL, they decided not to assist Tories as ever, luckily the Tories had their Labour little helpers.TGOHF said:
Nats decided not to fight the election on their dreadful record of government in Scotland ? Probably wise.malcolmg said:Here is your Tory UK government for you. Wonder why SNP did not use their powers.....oh wait reserved like everything else
Canadian family set for deportation from Highlands home after losing Home Office battle
http://www.scotsman.com/news/odd/canadian-cafe-owners-set-for-deportation-in-two-weeks-1-4424593
We shall see how bad they are as per last 10 years reality will dumfound your silly nonsense.0 -
Sometimes and Frome!0
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Wokingham feels too much like a palp to me, everyone else is 33/1 - surely it's a typo and Tories should be 1/60? Almost feels like a bigger risk of account being closed than winning money for old rope.0
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That is how they waste our money , you could not make it up.calum said:Bizarre twitter account !
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Flipping heck. Some pillock at PaddyPower/Betfair ain't getting their bonus this year.IanB2 said:I just managed to get 60/1 on the Tories winning Wokingham, before the market was suspended. On Betfair. How is that possible?
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Everyone else is available at 33/1 and the Tory 60/1 is suspended now.Quincel said:Wokingham feels too much like a palp to me, everyone else is 33/1 - surely it's a typo and Tories should be 1/60? Almost feels like a bigger risk of account being closed than winning money for old rope.
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Mr. Isam, I was confused by that, had to go check it wasn't the Speaker's constituency.
Mr. B2, the glorious gods Puntor and Bettor have blessed us today through their emissary Mr. Pulpstar.0 -
Re Dawn Butler
not only did she say
“This election is Theresa May trying to rig democracy in our country. "
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Betfair seat markets are bonkers - not priced up at all well.
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Seriously, I'll have a try for you (at least this is how I understand the terms):junius said:I am of no party political persuasion. Can anyone tell me the differences between 'fake news', 'political spin' - and 'subterfuge' ?
Fake news is an industry based upon making up outrageous headlines and stories that people will click on and so generate revenues for the creator of the fake news
Subterfuge is underhand practices by a player (a national party or a third power, say Russia) to alter the outcome of an election by non-legal means
Spin is putting the best face on news that is not otherwise to your advantage, or hyping something that is mildly so.0 -
No QT tonight, showing a programme about the menopause instead!0
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I only got the minimum on before I went back for more, to find it was suspended. But the potential profit of £120 is sitting there in my open bets list, surely they will have to honour it?
Knowing my luck the LibDem surge will overwhelm Wokingham and it'll be a losing bet.0 -
Le Pen demands removal of EU flag before TV interview
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.rt.com/document/58f77093c36188901c8b4593/amp0 -
Are the BetFair seat markets down now? I can't find them.0
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They're reporting independent research:malcolmg said:
That is how they waste our money , you could not make it up.calum said:Bizarre twitter account !
https://twitter.com/UKGovScotland/status/855057969339183105
More than half a million Scottish jobs – around one in four – depend on Scotland’s trade with the rest of the UK, new research published today reveals. That is more than four times as many jobs supported by EU trade.
The figures from the Fraser of Allander Institute show:
around 530,000 jobs in Scotland (nearly one in four of all jobs) are supported by demand for Scottish goods and services from the rest of the UK;
more than 175,000 jobs in Scotland are supported by export demand from the rest of the world; and
around 125,000 jobs in Scotland supported by export demand from the rest of the EU.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/uk-market-supports-half-a-million-scottish-jobs
So, Mrs Sturgeon, what first attracted you to the market that supports 125,000 jobs at the expense of the one that supports 530,000 jobs?0 -
Why are they chucking them out , they are providing employment and paying taxes in a sparsely populated part of the country. Shameful, any old excuse will do.CarlottaVance said:
They've been legally resident for 9 years.....why didn't they apply for indefinite leave to remain?malcolmg said:Here is your Tory UK government for you. Wonder why SNP did not use their powers.....oh wait reserved like everything else
Canadian family set for deportation from Highlands home after losing Home Office battle
http://www.scotsman.com/news/odd/canadian-cafe-owners-set-for-deportation-in-two-weeks-1-44245930 -
I think you could be right.rkrkrk said:Labour at 2.1 in bermondsey and Southwark?
Simon Hughes has had his day perhaps? London is the one place you'd expect Corbyn vote to hold up?
Bermondsey and Southwark and Hornsey and Wood Green may have strong Remain votes but they have little else in common with somewhere like Richmond.
I'd expect Labour to carry on hoovering up in many BAME areas, especially with large amounts of social housing and depriavtion.
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Mr. Flashman (deceased), on the contrary, the Betfair sportsbook odds are priced to perfection.0
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I got 33-1 ontories holding somerton and froomeIanB2 said:I only got the minimum on before I went back for more, to find it was suspended. But the potential profit of £120 is sitting there in my open bets list, surely they will have to honour it?
Knowing my luck the LibDem surge will overwhelm Wokingham and it'll be a losing bet.0 -
Oh. Not where we live. Perhaps they've cleared the schedules for local programming? We get a live debate for the Cambridgeshire metro mayor.isam said:No QT tonight, showing a programme about the menopause instead!
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My question too - Wokingham too late for me, but I got on Woking at 60/1, when now it is showing 1/200IanB2 said:I only got the minimum on before I went back for more, to find it was suspended. But the potential profit of £120 is sitting there in my open bets list, surely they will have to honour it?
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Clive Lewis looks strong as the the LAB incumbent.Richard_Nabavi said:Norwich South looks interesting. Labour are very much favourites in the Betfair/Paddy market, but you could make a case for LibDems or the Greens here, or the Tories if the non-Tory vote splits three ways.
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Do bears defaecate in the woods Morris?Morris_Dancer said:Mr. Putney, are the Lib Dems value, in your view, at 26 to retain Richmond?
I can only imagine that in their mad dash to be first with constitiuency odds, Betfair completely overlooked the small matter of the by-election in Richmond Park last December and were basing their odds solely on Zac Goldsmith's previous majority of 23,000+.
No doubt Shadsy is sitting back as I type this chucklin away, with the words "Act in haste, repent at leisure" passing his lips.
Meanwhile Betfair appear to have gone into panic mode, with all their alphabetically listed constituency odds between Knowsley and Salisbury having inexplicably disappeared!0 -
Paddy Power- South Holland and The Deepings
Greens 1/200
A fav to take on?
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Yawn, those jobs will not disappear , usual gobshite from unionistsCarlottaVance said:
They're reporting independent research:malcolmg said:
That is how they waste our money , you could not make it up.calum said:Bizarre twitter account !
https://twitter.com/UKGovScotland/status/855057969339183105
More than half a million Scottish jobs – around one in four – depend on Scotland’s trade with the rest of the UK, new research published today reveals. That is more than four times as many jobs supported by EU trade.
The figures from the Fraser of Allander Institute show:
around 530,000 jobs in Scotland (nearly one in four of all jobs) are supported by demand for Scottish goods and services from the rest of the UK;
more than 175,000 jobs in Scotland are supported by export demand from the rest of the world; and
around 125,000 jobs in Scotland supported by export demand from the rest of the EU.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/uk-market-supports-half-a-million-scottish-jobs
So, Mrs Sturgeon, what first attracted you to the market that supports 125,000 jobs at the expense of the one that supports 530,000 jobs?0 -
Mr. Essexit, also, some constituencies are missing (chunk from L to R, I think).0
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I suspect Betfair will void all these bets as palpable errors, so don't spend your winnings yet lads...0
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Mr. Putney, I put on a pittance, and a little on the Conservatives to win Wokingham at 61 as well.
All being well, my Betfair account will look a little less anaemic after the election.0 -
Because they didn't meet the requirements (which they would have known in advance) of the visa they applied for, at a guess.malcolmg said:
Why are they chucking them out , they are providing employment and paying taxes in a sparsely populated part of the country. Shameful, any old excuse will do.CarlottaVance said:
They've been legally resident for 9 years.....why didn't they apply for indefinite leave to remain?malcolmg said:Here is your Tory UK government for you. Wonder why SNP did not use their powers.....oh wait reserved like everything else
Canadian family set for deportation from Highlands home after losing Home Office battle
http://www.scotsman.com/news/odd/canadian-cafe-owners-set-for-deportation-in-two-weeks-1-4424593
There is an argument - as in Australia - where visas are tied to particular geographic areas - why don't the SNP propose that, rather than just whine endlessly?
Of course we'll get 'I couldn't stay in the Highlands because of the midges so I had to move to Edinburgh and now they want to deport me' sob stories - but that's life!0 -
I think labour in Bristol west at 2.87 might be a good shot.
The one party they really shouldn't lose votes to is the greens!0 -
Mr. Fangsy, it'd be pretty low to do so. The events aren't void, the situation of the election has not changed, they've simply priced them wrong.0
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But they will disappear if we leave the EU......okaaaaay.....malcolmg said:
Yawn, those jobs will not disappear , usual gobshite from unionistsCarlottaVance said:
They're reporting independent research:malcolmg said:
That is how they waste our money , you could not make it up.calum said:Bizarre twitter account !
https://twitter.com/UKGovScotland/status/855057969339183105
More than half a million Scottish jobs – around one in four – depend on Scotland’s trade with the rest of the UK, new research published today reveals. That is more than four times as many jobs supported by EU trade.
The figures from the Fraser of Allander Institute show:
around 530,000 jobs in Scotland (nearly one in four of all jobs) are supported by demand for Scottish goods and services from the rest of the UK;
more than 175,000 jobs in Scotland are supported by export demand from the rest of the world; and
around 125,000 jobs in Scotland supported by export demand from the rest of the EU.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/uk-market-supports-half-a-million-scottish-jobs
So, Mrs Sturgeon, what first attracted you to the market that supports 125,000 jobs at the expense of the one that supports 530,000 jobs?0 -
Ha Ha Ha , independent research from diddy mundell, the only Tory in the country...............how stupid are Toriesmalcolmg said:
Yawn, those jobs will not disappear , usual gobshite from unionistsCarlottaVance said:
They're reporting independent research:malcolmg said:
That is how they waste our money , you could not make it up.calum said:Bizarre twitter account !
https://twitter.com/UKGovScotland/status/855057969339183105
More than half a million Scottish jobs – around one in four – depend on Scotland’s trade with the rest of the UK, new research published today reveals. That is more than four times as many jobs supported by EU trade.
The figures from the Fraser of Allander Institute show:
around 530,000 jobs in Scotland (nearly one in four of all jobs) are supported by demand for Scottish goods and services from the rest of the UK;
more than 175,000 jobs in Scotland are supported by export demand from the rest of the world; and
around 125,000 jobs in Scotland supported by export demand from the rest of the EU.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/uk-market-supports-half-a-million-scottish-jobs
So, Mrs Sturgeon, what first attracted you to the market that supports 125,000 jobs at the expense of the one that supports 530,000 jobs?0 -
The Dawn Butler comment is the type where you finally get an idea whether an MP is truly, genuinely stupid, or so partisan they will say anything, however foolish - that is to say, still very stupid.
I don't like to get so personal, but if she meant what she said, she's just plain thick, and I say that without looking at her details, where I am sure she is better educated and more successful than me (she's an MP for starters).0 -
They are posting them in batches, presumably as soon as their (soon to be unemployed) backroom boys have worked out the prices.Morris_Dancer said:Mr. Essexit, also, some constituencies are missing (chunk from L to R, I think).
Wokingham Tories are still greyed out; it is taking them a while to work out that odds are the obvious 1/200 that the Tories are priced at in almost all other shire seats.0 -
That's suspended alreadyPulpstar said:60-1 Paddy Power Wokingham, pile on.
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ITV Wales highlighting problems for Welsh labour as the First Minister gets a poor reception on the doors in traditional heartlands. If this report is anything like the opinions in Wales labour are in for a very bad result in the GE in Wales.0
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University of Strathclyde:malcolmg said:
Ha Ha Ha , independent research from diddy mundell, the only Tory in the country...............how stupid are Toriesmalcolmg said:
Yawn, those jobs will not disappear , usual gobshite from unionistsCarlottaVance said:
They're reporting independent research:malcolmg said:
That is how they waste our money , you could not make it up.calum said:Bizarre twitter account !
https://twitter.com/UKGovScotland/status/855057969339183105
More than half a million Scottish jobs – around one in four – depend on Scotland’s trade with the rest of the UK, new research published today reveals. That is more than four times as many jobs supported by EU trade.
The figures from the Fraser of Allander Institute show:
around 530,000 jobs in Scotland (nearly one in four of all jobs) are supported by demand for Scottish goods and services from the rest of the UK;
more than 175,000 jobs in Scotland are supported by export demand from the rest of the world; and
around 125,000 jobs in Scotland supported by export demand from the rest of the EU.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/uk-market-supports-half-a-million-scottish-jobs
So, Mrs Sturgeon, what first attracted you to the market that supports 125,000 jobs at the expense of the one that supports 530,000 jobs?
https://www.sbs.strath.ac.uk/economics/fraser/20170420/Exports-and-Employment-Scotland.pdf0 -
So now SNP can use reserved UK powers. Home Office in London make those decisions. Are you for real.CarlottaVance said:
Because they didn't meet the requirements (which they would have known in advance) of the visa they applied for, at a guess.malcolmg said:
Why are they chucking them out , they are providing employment and paying taxes in a sparsely populated part of the country. Shameful, any old excuse will do.CarlottaVance said:
They've been legally resident for 9 years.....why didn't they apply for indefinite leave to remain?malcolmg said:Here is your Tory UK government for you. Wonder why SNP did not use their powers.....oh wait reserved like everything else
Canadian family set for deportation from Highlands home after losing Home Office battle
http://www.scotsman.com/news/odd/canadian-cafe-owners-set-for-deportation-in-two-weeks-1-4424593
There is an argument - as in Australia - where visas are tied to particular geographic areas - why don't the SNP propose that, rather than just whine endlessly?
Of course we'll get 'I couldn't stay in the Highlands because of the midges so I had to move to Edinburgh and now they want to deport me' sob stories - but that's life!0 -
The half life of these prices will be about a nanosecond.Philip_Thompson said:0 -
Off for three days to accompany my son on a U13 rugby tour. Good grief. Wish me luck. I need it.0
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It'll be interesting to see. I still wonder whether I would have had time to enter and submit a larger bet, or whether fiddling around with the bet screen would have lost the opportunity. I was back a few seconds later for more and it was already unavailable.0
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Struggling with the meaning of the word "propose", malc?malcolmg said:
So now SNP can use reserved UK powers. Home Office in London make those decisions. Are you for real.CarlottaVance said:
Because they didn't meet the requirements (which they would have known in advance) of the visa they applied for, at a guess.malcolmg said:
Why are they chucking them out , they are providing employment and paying taxes in a sparsely populated part of the country. Shameful, any old excuse will do.CarlottaVance said:
They've been legally resident for 9 years.....why didn't they apply for indefinite leave to remain?malcolmg said:Here is your Tory UK government for you. Wonder why SNP did not use their powers.....oh wait reserved like everything else
Canadian family set for deportation from Highlands home after losing Home Office battle
http://www.scotsman.com/news/odd/canadian-cafe-owners-set-for-deportation-in-two-weeks-1-4424593
There is an argument - as in Australia - where visas are tied to particular geographic areas - why don't the SNP propose that, rather than just whine endlessly?
Of course we'll get 'I couldn't stay in the Highlands because of the midges so I had to move to Edinburgh and now they want to deport me' sob stories - but that's life!0 -
Shall we start a campaign group? All bets to be honoured.Morris_Dancer said:Mr. Fangsy, it'd be pretty low to do so. The events aren't void, the situation of the election has not changed, they've simply priced them wrong.
I got stung by them keeping up a market on house elections after those elections had happebed when i thought they were talking about next election cycle.0 -
The SNP won't even use all the powers devolved to them - are they for real?malcolmg said:
So now SNP can use reserved UK powers. Home Office in London make those decisions. Are you for real.CarlottaVance said:
Because they didn't meet the requirements (which they would have known in advance) of the visa they applied for, at a guess.malcolmg said:
Why are they chucking them out , they are providing employment and paying taxes in a sparsely populated part of the country. Shameful, any old excuse will do.CarlottaVance said:
They've been legally resident for 9 years.....why didn't they apply for indefinite leave to remain?malcolmg said:Here is your Tory UK government for you. Wonder why SNP did not use their powers.....oh wait reserved like everything else
Canadian family set for deportation from Highlands home after losing Home Office battle
http://www.scotsman.com/news/odd/canadian-cafe-owners-set-for-deportation-in-two-weeks-1-4424593
There is an argument - as in Australia - where visas are tied to particular geographic areas - why don't the SNP propose that, rather than just whine endlessly?
Of course we'll get 'I couldn't stay in the Highlands because of the midges so I had to move to Edinburgh and now they want to deport me' sob stories - but that's life!0 -
kle , you kid yourself if you think being an MP means they must have any brain cells at all. Most are thicker than mince and twice as stupid.kle4 said:The Dawn Butler comment is the type where you finally get an idea whether an MP is truly, genuinely stupid, or so partisan they will say anything, however foolish - that is to say, still very stupid.
I don't like to get so personal, but if she meant what she said, she's just plain thick, and I say that without looking at her details, where I am sure she is better educated and more successful than me (she's an MP for starters).0
