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Sensational poll for the Tories. We can spin in it any way we want but the facts are the Tories are 4 points ahead in this poll....0
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How many of the last 28 polls have shown anyone ahead outside MOE?compouter2 said:Tory surge now on:
Out of the last 28 polls Tory lead in 4
I suspect this one does, but precious few others......0 -
Are you still a peak Kipper denier Sunil ?Sunil_Prasannan said:For those wot missed it, ELBOW for week-ending 15th Feb:
Labour lead 1.5% largest for 4 weeks
Labour's 33.9% largest ELBOW score this year
UKIP have their lowest ELBOW score since 5th October
LibDem lead of 1.3% over Greens largest for 5 weeks
Greens lowest score of 6.2% this year0 -
Now that is a truly frightening poll for Labour.
Oh dear. UKIP down, Tories up. Just as was supposed to happen.
This could be the pivot.
Just going away to tuck into some humble pie. May be a while.0 -
MaxPB said:
It must be burning you up inside.compouter2 said:Tory surge now on:
Out of the last 28 polls Tory lead in 4
Shares in Tissues - UPSmarmeron said:@compouter2
The Tories are feeling the surge, but it will be a b*gger to clean off of their keyboards
Shares in Laptop cleaning equiptment - UP
Basils Goalposts - Down0 -
James Forsyth:
At weekend Labour shadows were wondering how long Tory discipline could hold in the face of a persistent Labour lead, that’s why ICM matters0 -
I love the way, whenever a poll comes out that's favourable to the Conservatives, the lefties insist that the PB Tories are all whooping and punching the air about it, and when it reverts the next week, they're then mocked for being suicidally downcast.
It's almost as though lefties see the world in terms of deliberately dishonest 1930s cliches designed to perpetuate poverty for their own narrow electoral advantage, or something.
Vicious cuts.0 -
New keyboards all round!Smarmeron said:@compouter2
The Tories are feeling the surge, but it will be a b*gger to clean off of their keyboards
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TNS had a 6% Labour lead, but that was wisely ignored.CarlottaVance said:
How many of the last 28 polls have shown anyone ahead outside MOE?compouter2 said:Tory surge now on:
Out of the last 28 polls Tory lead in 4
I suspect this one does, but precious few others......0 -
I'd put it back in the oven on a low heat for the time being... I'm not buying this one.BenM said:Now that is a truly frightening poll for Labour.
Oh dear. UKIP down, Tories up. Just as was supposed to happen.
This could be the pivot.
Just going away to tuck into some humble pie. May be a while.
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Ed needs to keep focusing on tax avoidance as this only hurts the Tories and in any case Labour don't do that stuff.0
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"important issues" by ICM
Immigration falling
Economy up
Education rising (where MORI has Dave leading Ed on raising school standards)
Explains the VI...0 -
To wipe away Basil's tears.MarqueeMark said:
Buy Kleenex shares.....Charles said:
First the caveat. That must be an outlier/rogue (never sure what the technical difference is between them).TheScreamingEagles said:icm
Con 36 (+6) Lab 32 (-1) LD 10 (-1) UKIP 9 (-2) Greens 7 (-2)
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/feb/16/tories-up-six-points-latest-icm-opinion-poll
Now I'm going to sit in the corner and p1ss myself laughing0 -
Swamped at work... but feck me!
ICM = Gold STANDARD.
All the reds over confidence & gloating here at the weekend after 1 supposed good week was a new PB delight...0 -
BREAKING: The Met Office have advised all residents in Merseyside to stay indoors. Apparrently there is a huge cloud of smug floating over Crosby.....0
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Says he who supports Ed Miliband - the geek extraordinaire!:)Smarmeron said:@compouter2
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So, most polls show the parties level pegging, with a couple of outliers?compouter2 said:
TNS had a 6% Labour lead, but that was wisely ignored.CarlottaVance said:
How many of the last 28 polls have shown anyone ahead outside MOE?compouter2 said:Tory surge now on:
Out of the last 28 polls Tory lead in 4
I suspect this one does, but precious few others......
Thought so.0 -
Nah, I think this one will prove to be an outlier... Put the pie back in the fridge for now.BenM said:Now that is a truly frightening poll for Labour.
Oh dear. UKIP down, Tories up. Just as was supposed to happen.
This could be the pivot.
Just going away to tuck into some humble pie. May be a while.0 -
I don't think there will be enough tissues in the UK if The Good Lord out-Ashcrofts the ICM.
Some PB Hodges will bash themselves dry.0 -
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Here's a hypothesis: the campaign was meant to be about it becoming clear that ed is crap. Perhaps the breakthrough revelation of last week is actually that ed is also a shit? He came across as a real shit in his pmq attack on Cameron, and it has backfired.0
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All cats should remain indoors in fear of an attack,MarqueeMark said:BREAKING: The Met Office have advised all residents in Merseyside to stay indoors. Apparrently there is a huge cloud of smug floating over Crosby.....
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That was OK, I think you're thinking of the 11% phone poll lead.compouter2 said:
TNS had a 6% Labour lead, but that was wisely ignored.CarlottaVance said:
How many of the last 28 polls have shown anyone ahead outside MOE?compouter2 said:Tory surge now on:
Out of the last 28 polls Tory lead in 4
I suspect this one does, but precious few others......0 -
I doubt if the Conservatives were really on 28% in December, or are on 36% now.Charles said:
First the caveat. That must be an outlier/rogue (never sure what the technical difference is between them).TheScreamingEagles said:icm
Con 36 (+6) Lab 32 (-1) LD 10 (-1) UKIP 9 (-2) Greens 7 (-2)
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/feb/16/tories-up-six-points-latest-icm-opinion-poll
Now I'm going to sit in the corner and p1ss myself laughing
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Premature Polling Ejaculation.TheWatcher said:
To wipe away Basil's tears.MarqueeMark said:
Buy Kleenex shares.....Charles said:
First the caveat. That must be an outlier/rogue (never sure what the technical difference is between them).TheScreamingEagles said:icm
Con 36 (+6) Lab 32 (-1) LD 10 (-1) UKIP 9 (-2) Greens 7 (-2)
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/feb/16/tories-up-six-points-latest-icm-opinion-poll
Now I'm going to sit in the corner and p1ss myself laughing0 -
That wasn't a proper poll, and should be ignored.Sunil_Prasannan said:
That was OK, I think you're thinking of the 11% phone poll lead.compouter2 said:
TNS had a 6% Labour lead, but that was wisely ignored.CarlottaVance said:
How many of the last 28 polls have shown anyone ahead outside MOE?compouter2 said:Tory surge now on:
Out of the last 28 polls Tory lead in 4
I suspect this one does, but precious few others......0 -
Too true. Lefties are sub-human filth. Maybe a 30s-style solution is needed to rid us of them forever.Bond_James_Bond said:I love the way, whenever a poll comes out that's favourable to the Conservatives, the lefties insist that the PB Tories are all whooping and punching the air about it, and when it reverts the next week, they're then mocked for being suicidally downcast.
It's almost as though lefties see the world in terms of deliberately dishonest 1930s cliches designed to perpetuate poverty for their own narrow electoral advantage, or something.
Vicious cuts.
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If you think that Lab and Con are basically tied on 33/33 then 32%/36% is within MOE, all-be-it the Tories being +6 is outside MOE.0
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Is masturbation/ejaculation innuendo on the allowable list in the new PB censorship regime?0
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Spot on. Negative Punch & Judy [re Tax scams/NHS) can only shore up the core vote. The economy will decide the result next May. And that leaves Labour with no cards.TGOHF said:"important issues" by ICM
Immigration falling
Economy up
Education rising (where MORI has Dave leading Ed on raising school standards)
Explains the VI...0 -
ELBOW never liesTGOHF said:
Are you still a peak Kipper denier Sunil ?Sunil_Prasannan said:For those wot missed it, ELBOW for week-ending 15th Feb:
Labour lead 1.5% largest for 4 weeks
Labour's 33.9% largest ELBOW score this year
UKIP have their lowest ELBOW score since 5th October
LibDem lead of 1.3% over Greens largest for 5 weeks
Greens lowest score of 6.2% this year0 -
Never mind lads, Ed has been on the telly again today. That should move his numbers...
@JoeWatts_: Cash-in-hand row overshadows Ed Miliband's apprenticeships announcement... http://t.co/qigdo9gY7h by @JoeMurphyLondon0 -
ARF!JonnyJimmy said:Is masturbation/ejaculation innuendo on the allowable list in the new PB censorship regime?
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Clearly an outlier (or ahead of the developing trend, as I prefer to see it...).
But is it possible that Ed on the news talking about how rank the baby-eating Tories are whilst Labour are draped in angelic white has maybe, just maybe, led people to think that Ed Miliband is an opportunistic little shit?0 -
ICM. It is the hope that is killing us.0
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So the Tories could really be on 39 and Lab on 29?0
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Of course the more telling comment was EdB's response, (to an excellent John Pienaar) that for a Lab supporter to structure their donation so as to be tax efficient, was "small beer".Smarmeron said:And here it is, Ed B's actual comment.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02k40z5
He did not say there was nothing wrong with it in spirit, his only response that vs the Cons it was "small beer".0 -
Oh dear - you've been eating some of Compouter's sour grapes againSouthamObserver said:
Too true. Lefties are sub-human filth. Maybe a 30s-style solution is needed to rid us of them forever.Bond_James_Bond said:I love the way, whenever a poll comes out that's favourable to the Conservatives, the lefties insist that the PB Tories are all whooping and punching the air about it, and when it reverts the next week, they're then mocked for being suicidally downcast.
It's almost as though lefties see the world in terms of deliberately dishonest 1930s cliches designed to perpetuate poverty for their own narrow electoral advantage, or something.
Vicious cuts.0 -
We are 30 days from the budget (and the start of the general election campaign proper)
If the Guardian/ICM follow their usual strategy, they will poll straight after the budget.
Most of us are expecting the most nakedly partisan budget of all time, if this an outlier, and the Tories go back with ICM, then it won't be the start the Tories want.
If this poll isn't an outlier, and the Tories get a budget boost, then we could see the first major phone poll of the campaign with the Tories around 8% ahead, which won't be how Labour want the campaign to begin.0 -
The Tories' characterisation of Labour's leader has always been 100% accurate. As a party, they are exceptionally shrewd judges of political character.MaxPB said:
Lucy Powell's strategy of more Ed, more of the time seems to be working as intended.TheWatcher said:Ah, Miliband's face has been splashed all over the media.
No wonder Labour are desperate to keep photos of Ed's nowhere near their campaign literature.
The Tony Blair demon eyes poster was a thoroughly fair assessment, now widely recognised as such. Brown they characterised accurately as a vicious, unstable and spendthrift buffoon; Kinnock as a vacuous rambling ginger nitwit; Foot as a daft old fool who wasn't in control of his own wardrobe, much less any putative cabinet.
Whatever they message about Miliband is likely to be equally perceptive.
Labour simply isn't in the same league when it comes to articulating the problem with the other side's leader. They fall headfirst into the trap Don Corleone warned against: don't hate your enemies, it clouds your judgment. So they're "good" at articulating why they personally hate the current Tory leader - there was the astonishingly hypocritical personal smearing of Major, the anti-Semitic campaign against Howard, and the incisive critique that Cameron was a toff - but that's about as thoughtful and persuasive as it ever gets. There is no reason why anyone else - anyone morally competent - should hate them for the reasons Labour does.
It is very instructive that we tend to look back on ex Tory leaders as good blokes whose view is worth hearing, whereas we look back on former Labour ones as evil, vicious nutters who have rightly disappeared into shameful obscurity.0 -
I'm failing to see the inconsistency here...Bond_James_Bond said:I love the way, whenever a poll comes out that's favourable to the Conservatives, the lefties insist that the PB Tories are all whooping and punching the air about it, and when it reverts the next week, they're then mocked for being suicidally downcast.
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The Tories are between 34-36 with ICM, Ipsos and Ashcroft - phone polls.
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No, I've just been reading Mr Bond's posts.felix said:
Oh dear - you've been eating some of Compouter's sour grapes againSouthamObserver said:
Too true. Lefties are sub-human filth. Maybe a 30s-style solution is needed to rid us of them forever.Bond_James_Bond said:I love the way, whenever a poll comes out that's favourable to the Conservatives, the lefties insist that the PB Tories are all whooping and punching the air about it, and when it reverts the next week, they're then mocked for being suicidally downcast.
It's almost as though lefties see the world in terms of deliberately dishonest 1930s cliches designed to perpetuate poverty for their own narrow electoral advantage, or something.
Vicious cuts.
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I'd say a shit and a hypocrite.Ishmael_X said:Here's a hypothesis: the campaign was meant to be about it becoming clear that ed is crap. Perhaps the breakthrough revelation of last week is actually that ed is also a shit? He came across as a real shit in his pmq attack on Cameron, and it has backfired.
Now there's a good argument for saying that a shit and a hypocrite is *exactly* who you want to lead the country, but I think most people moved on from the nineteenth century a while ago0 -
I wish I still had an original Tony Blair demon eyes poster. Sadly a lot of stuff got binned in early May 1997.... The heart wasn't quite into being reminded of the pasting we got.....0
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Two things
1) I went to see the theatre production of the Kings Speech at Chichester Festival Theatre. It was OUTSTANDINGLY GOOD> its going on tour its highly recommended. I think its best if you (like me) had not seen trhe film and have nothing to compare to.
2) I was only thinking last night that things were looking a bit grim for the Tories...
I reckon a lot of waverers with interesting bookkeeping practises are getting a bit worried about Ed.0 -
Ejaculate? In our moment of triumph!? I think you overestimate their chances!JonnyJimmy said:Is masturbation/ejaculation innuendo on the allowable list in the new PB censorship regime?
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I feel a PJ & Duncan themed nighthawks coming up
Ant and Dec criticise Labour and Ed Miliband
'Staunchly Labour' TV presenters say the party has lost its way and claim they cannot see Mr Miliband leading the country
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/labour/11415678/Ant-and-Dec-criticise-Labour-and-Ed-Miliband.html0 -
Good lead for the Tories. Let's see the next few. Wasn't there an ICM a month or so back which gave the Tories 3/4% lead ?
Any change in methodology ?
My worry about the polling in GE2015 is that some polling organisation(s) are going to have egg on their faces. They all cannot be correct.0 -
SophyRidgeSky: Why Twitter's reaction to Labour's apprenticeship pledge gives an insight into the election ahead. Me for @SkyNews http://t.co/c9zTMC9zbC0
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All the pollsters are in flux, and the ICM poll is definitely and outlier or perhaps a spoof as the ICM bosses fear of UKIP is now showing up in the polls as well as in words.
In July 2014 ICM also had UKIP on 9% with a fall of 7 points. They are pathetic.
Mind you the C4 attack on UKIP tonight - which is sponsored by the EU - may see that channel in trouble.
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The Labour-supporting CWU union has been asked to fund a Green Party candidate standing against a shadow minister.
@rosschawkins: "If as a consequence of that the Labour party says 'we no longer want you', so be it." http://t.co/qXptNkPkdf
Any support for a politician opposing Labour would threaten the union's historical link to the party.0 -
No there . The last Tory lead with ICM was back in July, of 1%surbiton said:Good lead for the Tories. Let's see the next few. Wasn't there an ICM a month or so back which gave the Tories 3/4% lead ?
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Ed has got away with it so far because he's a nebbisch but exposing himself as a scumbag is proving to be an interesting profile raising strategy.Ishmael_X said:Here's a hypothesis: the campaign was meant to be about it becoming clear that ed is crap. Perhaps the breakthrough revelation of last week is actually that ed is also a shit? He came across as a real shit in his pmq attack on Cameron, and it has backfired.
I'm sure he's surrounded by very clever people who know what they're doing. They know how to spend my money better than I do, that's for sure.0 -
dribbleMikeK said:All the pollsters are in flux, and the ICM poll is definitely and outlier or perhaps a spoof as the ICM bosses fear of UKIP is now showing up in the polls as well as in words.
In July 2014 ICM also had UKIP on 9% with a fall of 7 points. They are pathetic.
Mind you the C4 attack on UKIP tonight - which is sponsored by the EU - may see that channel in trouble.0 -
Have they got any bright ideas what to do? If only they knew of an obscure piece of jungle where Ed could be confined until 9 th May.....TheScreamingEagles said:I feel a PJ & Duncan themed nighthawks coming up
Ant and Dec criticise Labour and Ed Miliband
'Staunchly Labour' TV presenters say the party has lost its way and claim they cannot see Mr Miliband leading the country
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/labour/11415678/Ant-and-Dec-criticise-Labour-and-Ed-Miliband.html0 -
You angling for an early settlement on our Kipper over 17% bet ? Let's talk numbers.MikeK said:All the pollsters are in flux, and the ICM poll is definitely and outlier or perhaps a spoof as the ICM bosses fear of UKIP is now showing up in the polls as well as in words.
In July 2014 ICM also had UKIP on 9% with a fall of 7 points. They are pathetic.
Mind you the C4 attack on UKIP tonight - which is sponsored by the EU - may see that channel in trouble.
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PB Tory propagandaTheScreamingEagles said:We are 30 days from the budget (and the start of the general election campaign proper)
If the Guardian/ICM follow their usual strategy, they will poll straight after the budget.
Most of us are expecting the most nakedly partisan budget of all time, if this an outlier, and the Tories go back with ICM, then it won't be the start the Tories want.
If this poll isn't an outlier, and the Tories get a budget boost, then we could see the first major phone poll of the campaign with the Tories around 8% ahead, which won't be how Labour want the campaign to begin.0 -
Ant is so staunchly Labour he voted Tory at the last election.TheScreamingEagles said:I feel a PJ & Duncan themed nighthawks coming up
Ant and Dec criticise Labour and Ed Miliband
'Staunchly Labour' TV presenters say the party has lost its way and claim they cannot see Mr Miliband leading the country
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/labour/11415678/Ant-and-Dec-criticise-Labour-and-Ed-Miliband.html
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Do you actually think ICM is persecuting UKIP? Are you on drugs?MikeK said:All the pollsters are in flux, and the ICM poll is definitely and outlier or perhaps a spoof as the ICM bosses fear of UKIP is now showing up in the polls as well as in words.
In July 2014 ICM also had UKIP on 9% with a fall of 7 points. They are pathetic.
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'Free owls for every school leaver'Scott_P said:SophyRidgeSky: Why Twitter's reaction to Labour's apprenticeship pledge gives an insight into the election ahead. Me for @SkyNews http://t.co/c9zTMC9zbC
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Off the back of these numbers, if the Tories can hold at least 295 seats and the Lib Dems 25 seats (incl. Nick Clegg) that might be enough for a loose 2nd time-limited Con-LD coalition IMHO. I've no doubt that'd be the preferred LD option rather than a dirty Lab-LD-SNP three-way when Labour had lost decisively on both seats and votes.
There would need to be a C&S deal with the DUP to make that work, and give a small 'effective' overall majority, but a bit more devolution and funding would see to that.0 -
Staunchly Labour Ant who voted Tory at the last election?TheScreamingEagles said:I feel a PJ & Duncan themed nighthawks coming up
Ant and Dec criticise Labour and Ed Miliband
'Staunchly Labour' TV presenters say the party has lost its way and claim they cannot see Mr Miliband leading the country
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/labour/11415678/Ant-and-Dec-criticise-Labour-and-Ed-Miliband.html0 -
Was intended to be a VI poll, by TNS's own admission.TheScreamingEagles said:
That wasn't a proper poll, and should be ignored.Sunil_Prasannan said:
That was OK, I think you're thinking of the 11% phone poll lead.compouter2 said:
TNS had a 6% Labour lead, but that was wisely ignored.CarlottaVance said:
How many of the last 28 polls have shown anyone ahead outside MOE?compouter2 said:Tory surge now on:
Out of the last 28 polls Tory lead in 4
I suspect this one does, but precious few others......0 -
In all the fuss about ICM, I see that the Populus poll is quietly ignored.0
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Lord be praised! Finally, FINALLY, a way to tell them apart....SouthamObserver said:
Ant is so staunchly Labour he voted Tory at the last election.TheScreamingEagles said:I feel a PJ & Duncan themed nighthawks coming up
Ant and Dec criticise Labour and Ed Miliband
'Staunchly Labour' TV presenters say the party has lost its way and claim they cannot see Mr Miliband leading the country
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/labour/11415678/Ant-and-Dec-criticise-Labour-and-Ed-Miliband.html0 -
I'm having disturbing images of Ed, Alex and Nick having a threesome...Casino_Royale said:I've no doubt that'd be the preferred LD option rather than a dirty Lab-LD-SNP three-way when Labour had lost decisively on both seats and votes.
Think I'd better have a lie down!
Bye.0 -
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Meanwhile, in euroland:
http://www.theguardian.com/business/live/2015/feb/16/greek-bailout-eurozone-ministers-hold-crunch-talks-live-updates
Looks like Greece is short on any allies...0 -
Non-outliers aren't interestingMikeK said:In all the fuss about ICM, I see that the Populus poll is quietly ignored.
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Post of the day. I'll let you all pick in which category yourselves.MikeK said:All the pollsters are in flux, and the ICM poll is definitely and outlier or perhaps a spoof as the ICM bosses fear of UKIP is now showing up in the polls as well as in words.
In July 2014 ICM also had UKIP on 9% with a fall of 7 points. They are pathetic.
Mind you the C4 attack on UKIP tonight - which is sponsored by the EU - may see that channel in trouble.0 -
I should think the alphabetical order L-R pair have tax -efficient investments, being shrewd chaps...TheScreamingEagles said:I feel a PJ & Duncan themed nighthawks coming up
Ant and Dec criticise Labour and Ed Miliband
'Staunchly Labour' TV presenters say the party has lost its way and claim they cannot see Mr Miliband leading the country
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/labour/11415678/Ant-and-Dec-criticise-Labour-and-Ed-Miliband.html0 -
@viewcode - apologies, I've been away on leave for a few days. I'll respond to your message tonight.0
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In case JackW can't post for some reason, this might be a time to say (I think I have this right)
ED MILIBAND WILL NEVER BE PRIME MINISTER
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Ironically, Ant always stands on the leftMarqueeMark said:
Lord be praised! Finally, FINALLY, a way to tell them apart....SouthamObserver said:
Ant is so staunchly Labour he voted Tory at the last election.TheScreamingEagles said:I feel a PJ & Duncan themed nighthawks coming up
Ant and Dec criticise Labour and Ed Miliband
'Staunchly Labour' TV presenters say the party has lost its way and claim they cannot see Mr Miliband leading the country
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/labour/11415678/Ant-and-Dec-criticise-Labour-and-Ed-Miliband.html0 -
It was a poll of Voting Intention; however it was not weighted so as to produce an estimate of Voting Intention.Sunil_Prasannan said:
Was intended to be a VI poll, by TNS's own admission.TheScreamingEagles said:
That wasn't a proper poll, and should be ignored.Sunil_Prasannan said:
That was OK, I think you're thinking of the 11% phone poll lead.compouter2 said:
TNS had a 6% Labour lead, but that was wisely ignored.CarlottaVance said:
How many of the last 28 polls have shown anyone ahead outside MOE?compouter2 said:Tory surge now on:
Out of the last 28 polls Tory lead in 4
I suspect this one does, but precious few others......0 -
Alphabetical L-Rdugarbandier said:
Ironically, Ant always stands on the leftMarqueeMark said:
Lord be praised! Finally, FINALLY, a way to tell them apart....SouthamObserver said:
Ant is so staunchly Labour he voted Tory at the last election.TheScreamingEagles said:I feel a PJ & Duncan themed nighthawks coming up
Ant and Dec criticise Labour and Ed Miliband
'Staunchly Labour' TV presenters say the party has lost its way and claim they cannot see Mr Miliband leading the country
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/labour/11415678/Ant-and-Dec-criticise-Labour-and-Ed-Miliband.html
Should imagine they will face a double mansion tax hit - no wonder they are getting ready to rhumble with Ed.0 -
I see that Ed was at JLR, talking about how amazing they are, a model for the country, and in the say breath still banging the tax avoidance / tax evasion drum. I hope he checked that the Tata group has clean hands when it comes to their tax affairs....
"The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) on Friday pulled up the income tax department (ITD) for allowing irregular tax exemption to two Tata Group trusts, involving tax implication of a little over Rs 1,000 crore."
http://www.business-standard.com/article/economy-policy/tata-trusts-given-irregular-tax-exemptions-cag-113121300673_1.html
"issued showcause notices to Tata Motors along with three other companies for alleged tax evasion of central excise duty to the tune of Rs 17 crore in the last fiscal (2006-07)."
http://www.telegraphindia.com/1070414/asp/jamshedpur/story_7646415.asp
I could go on...0 -
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Anyone seen Big John Owls?
He's should have Baxtered the numbers by now. Always does when other polls are published.0 -
100 pts to your team if you know which was PJ and which DuncanTGOHF said:
Alphabetical L-Rdugarbandier said:
Ironically, Ant always stands on the leftMarqueeMark said:
Lord be praised! Finally, FINALLY, a way to tell them apart....SouthamObserver said:
Ant is so staunchly Labour he voted Tory at the last election.TheScreamingEagles said:I feel a PJ & Duncan themed nighthawks coming up
Ant and Dec criticise Labour and Ed Miliband
'Staunchly Labour' TV presenters say the party has lost its way and claim they cannot see Mr Miliband leading the country
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/labour/11415678/Ant-and-Dec-criticise-Labour-and-Ed-Miliband.html
Should imagine they will face a double mansion tax hit - no wonder they are getting ready to rhumble with Ed.0 -
It must be an outlier because it doesn't agree with MikeK. The election will probably be an outlier too.GIN1138 said:
Do you actually think ICM is persecuting UKIP? Are you on drugs?MikeK said:All the pollsters are in flux, and the ICM poll is definitely and outlier or perhaps a spoof as the ICM bosses fear of UKIP is now showing up in the polls as well as in words.
In July 2014 ICM also had UKIP on 9% with a fall of 7 points. They are pathetic.0 -
And you would feel the same way if it (for argument's sake) it suggested a TORY lead of 11?Tissue_Price said:
It was a poll of Voting Intention; however it was not weighted so as to produce an estimate of Voting Intention.Sunil_Prasannan said:
Was intended to be a VI poll, by TNS's own admission.TheScreamingEagles said:
That wasn't a proper poll, and should be ignored.Sunil_Prasannan said:
That was OK, I think you're thinking of the 11% phone poll lead.compouter2 said:
TNS had a 6% Labour lead, but that was wisely ignored.CarlottaVance said:
How many of the last 28 polls have shown anyone ahead outside MOE?compouter2 said:Tory surge now on:
Out of the last 28 polls Tory lead in 4
I suspect this one does, but precious few others......0 -
Whereas Ed Miliband stands on the left and David Miliband stands on the right. However they are rarely pictured together these days. Psyche.TGOHF said:
Alphabetical L-Rdugarbandier said:
Ironically, Ant always stands on the leftMarqueeMark said:
Lord be praised! Finally, FINALLY, a way to tell them apart....SouthamObserver said:
Ant is so staunchly Labour he voted Tory at the last election.TheScreamingEagles said:I feel a PJ & Duncan themed nighthawks coming up
Ant and Dec criticise Labour and Ed Miliband
'Staunchly Labour' TV presenters say the party has lost its way and claim they cannot see Mr Miliband leading the country
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/labour/11415678/Ant-and-Dec-criticise-Labour-and-Ed-Miliband.html
Should imagine they will face a double mansion tax hit - no wonder they are getting ready to rhumble with Ed.0 -
Maybe because their doctors are civilised.MikeK said:http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-31449362
I really don't know why the Israelis bother.0 -
Gotta laugh at some of the responses to the poll. MikeK 'ICM are pathetic' is lmao.
Might be an outlier though. If its not it would put the Tories a whisker from an outright majority and that's before their election budget.
Cripes, said this morning its a hard election to call. Money to be had but also big bucks to be squandered. Spreads monitored hawkishly = answer.0 -
Yes of course I would. It's ludicrous that it's still on Wikipedia. Suit yourselves, though.Sunil_Prasannan said:
And you would feel the same way if it (for argument's sake) it suggested a TORY lead of 11?Tissue_Price said:
It was a poll of Voting Intention; however it was not weighted so as to produce an estimate of Voting Intention.Sunil_Prasannan said:
Was intended to be a VI poll, by TNS's own admission.TheScreamingEagles said:
That wasn't a proper poll, and should be ignored.Sunil_Prasannan said:
That was OK, I think you're thinking of the 11% phone poll lead.compouter2 said:
TNS had a 6% Labour lead, but that was wisely ignored.CarlottaVance said:
How many of the last 28 polls have shown anyone ahead outside MOE?compouter2 said:Tory surge now on:
Out of the last 28 polls Tory lead in 4
I suspect this one does, but precious few others......0 -
No, no, it's not an outlier. It's part of an EU funded conspiracy to to do UKIP down...logical_song said:
It must be an outlier because it doesn't agree with MikeK. The election will probably be an outlier too.GIN1138 said:
Do you actually think ICM is persecuting UKIP? Are you on drugs?MikeK said:All the pollsters are in flux, and the ICM poll is definitely and outlier or perhaps a spoof as the ICM bosses fear of UKIP is now showing up in the polls as well as in words.
In July 2014 ICM also had UKIP on 9% with a fall of 7 points. They are pathetic.
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I'm sure Nicola Sturgeon would be involved too.GIN1138 said:
I'm having disturbing images of Ed, Alex and Nick having a threesome...Casino_Royale said:I've no doubt that'd be the preferred LD option rather than a dirty Lab-LD-SNP three-way when Labour had lost decisively on both seats and votes.
Think I'd better have a lie down!
Bye.0 -
OUTLIER-TASTICPlato said:A Tory Wankers eye chart?
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lol.logical_song said:
It must be an outlier because it doesn't agree with MikeK. The election will probably be an outlier too.GIN1138 said:
Do you actually think ICM is persecuting UKIP? Are you on drugs?MikeK said:All the pollsters are in flux, and the ICM poll is definitely and outlier or perhaps a spoof as the ICM bosses fear of UKIP is now showing up in the polls as well as in words.
In July 2014 ICM also had UKIP on 9% with a fall of 7 points. They are pathetic.
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He's updating his CV. May have to go back to work to fund his political betting losses...TheWatcher said:Anyone seen Big John Owls?
He's should have Baxtered the numbers by now. Always does when other polls are published.0 -
But which one is he?MarqueeMark said:
Lord be praised! Finally, FINALLY, a way to tell them apart....SouthamObserver said:
Ant is so staunchly Labour he voted Tory at the last election.TheScreamingEagles said:I feel a PJ & Duncan themed nighthawks coming up
Ant and Dec criticise Labour and Ed Miliband
'Staunchly Labour' TV presenters say the party has lost its way and claim they cannot see Mr Miliband leading the country
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/labour/11415678/Ant-and-Dec-criticise-Labour-and-Ed-Miliband.html
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They move every day don't they?Tissue_Price said:
Were you not anticipating the polls moving?isam said:If this poll was the result then I would lose quite a lot of money!
Then again, if 99% of the polls this year were right I would win quite a lot...0