No, it is now back to Hampstead and Highgate https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hampstead_and_Highgate_(UK_Parliament_constituency) (View Post)

They could get up to a third of the vote there but remember Hampstead and Highgate had a Tory MP until 1992 and when Cameron was Tory leader the Conservatives were just 91 votes from taking Hampstead… (View Post)

US pensioners by contrast swung to Harris and the Democrats, as did middle aged women. In the US the split is now more gender than income or age and only a little less than race, indeed the Democrats… (View Post)

75% of Labour voters want to stay in the ECHR, so no chance of that happening. Overall 51% of voters want to stay in it, 27% to leave, though 72% of Reform voters and 54% of Tory voters want to leave… (View Post)

They could be held accountable in committees but not the chamber itself (View Post)