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London Times will shock Britain and more with reliable new poll on Scottish independence. If right on 18 th vote everything up for grabs
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Have checked out Radio Times TV listing's and it seems Indy Ref will be counting through the night on Thursday 18th, as the BBC is running a programme from 10:35 to 6:00am.
For anyone who would like to play, this is now available, entries close 7pm next Saturday:
http://www.electiongame.co.uk/sweden14/
The Scotland game will be out next - if anyone could email me at electiongame[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]uk and confirm for me that counting will be done by local authority area (I think it is!) that would be much appreciated.
Many thanks,
DC
Sad, but inevitable in the end. And the Scots will not enjoy the first few years.
Mr. T, separation would be momentous. But it's not the equivalent of the Fourth Crusade.
Everything up for grabs = tie?
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Is about 10th time it is happened to the poor chap
Whether or not Yes wins, if it actually is going to be to the wire then I think Shadsy's over/under line at 46.5% for Yes is value. I've been cautious of betting on the IndyRef since I don't have any special insight/knowledge of Scottish politics, so DYOR even more than normal if you want to follow up this tip.
If the Sunday Times does, it increases the likelihood of the Scottish Sun backing Yes, which may be crucial
FAOD and because this is the internet, I'm not equating UKIP to Ian Smith but when you've grown up facing the anger because of what you are or what you want to do (white, gay, Conservative MP in the early 1980s) then you will look at what you think is intolerance in a way which other may find alien or otherwise.
Mark White @skymarkwhite 33s
Is Scotland about to vote Yes? Expecting word on a Sunday Times poll later tonight which am told will make Unionists very nervous #indyref
PILE IN ON YES, THAT PRICE ISN'T GOING TO LAST
Stig Abell @StigAbell 49s
Even the most sanguine representatives of the no vote now accept the possibility of independence. Looks like 12 days of the Union left.
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F1: pre-race piece up here:
http://enormo-haddock.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/italy-pre-race.html
Hard to think of anything to back so (splitting one stake into two equal halves so it counts as one tip) I've backed Maldonado and Grosjean to not be classified at 2.2. The Lotus is an awful car.
Yes, I'm talking about the Editorial Columns from the Sunday Times in London, that will be published this weekend or next weekend here
http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/comment/leaders/
Honestly , Mr. T, have you ever thought how you would have been in WWII?
Cutting it a bit fine......
1. If Scotland votes YES, what happens to the pound ?
2. If Scotland votes YES, what happens to interest rates ? I mean UK interest rates. Will there be a grey market for "Scottish" rates immediately ?
Rupert Murdoch @rupertmurdoch · 59s
Scottish poll reflects world-wide disillusion with political leaders and old establishments leaving openings for libertarians and far left
What would happen if UKIP did win 2015 in terms of national share, but only got a handful of seats?
Scotland will vote to remain in the United Kingdom, and by a decisive enough margin to settle the matter for many years to come.
http://yougov.co.uk/news/2014/07/01/why-do-polls-scotland-vary-so-much/
MT @edgingtont: Matthew Parris will discuss his Times article on Clacton with @GoodwinMJ on @bbcpm 5.15pm @BBCRadio4>*popcorn*
Who knows what a Yes tie or lead would do?
Swing more to Yes, or get more of the No vote out?
We won't find out until the 19th, what ever people speculate on here.....
So this cannot be compared to results from last month.
Cameron's master plan to ensure future Conservative election victories moves into its final phase.
In 1944 when the V1 'planes were starting to come over I bet you would have been arguing for the allies to surrender.to Germany.
Basically he's a very chippy Aussie.
http://uk.sportsiteexweb.betfair.com/betting/LoadRunnerInfoChartAction.do?marketId=110033387&selectionId=5334892
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As for Murdoch, I suspect this may be part of a two-pronged approach. Endorse Salmond in Scotland and Farage in England. Play off against each other. Good copy and grateful politicians.
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Speaking as someone sympathetic to Scottish independence, my gut feeling is that the Scots will bottle it on the day.
If YES had been in the lead for 6 months, then nothing would have happened. However, half of the English voters, who actually know about the ref and the other half who are blissfully ignorant won't like it if a large part of the weather map is gone !
The first poll with the methodolgy change was published the 11th of August, had No, 20% ahead
http://yougov.co.uk/news/2014/08/11/latest-scottish-referendum-poll/
The Yes campaign is like a sprinter's team in the Tour de France. You only need to be in the lead for 5 metres out of a 200 km stage - as long as it is the final 5 metres then you are the winner. Does Eck = Cav???
One thing the staff noticed is that there was a significant pick up in volunteers after the last close poll. No doubt there will be another pick up if tomorrow is close.
No one in Scotland believes for a minute now that this could not happen and all of the early smugness and overconfidence (which I think I can legitimately claim never to have shared) has gone. BT knows they are in a fight to the finish and they will.
Were there Englishmen earning their living in Sussex (and Warwickshire) before the Act of Union? Will there be Englishmen earning their living in Sussex (and Warwickshire) if the Scots vote to dissolve that union? Of course there will be and 99.9% of the population will not notice the difference.