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Re: Cutting taxes can be not putting them up as much says Nigel Farage – politicalbetting.com
Nope, it's live but I can't discuss due to OSA and SC restrictions. -
Re: The stop the war coalition is growing – politicalbetting.com
"Labour need to explain". What is the prospect of that happening in any coherent way? -
Re: Being seen as being pro the odious Trump might be sub-optimal for Farage – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Why the Tory party is becoming more like the Lib Dems – politicalbetting.com
At present, all five Nordic countries straddle the Arctic circle (Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark (via Greenland), and Iceland). However, Iceland is just clinging on, and in the near-future it will lose* its place in that list altogether. https://x.com/theiaincameron/status/2030981868527464910 (*and eventually regain it.) -
Re: Meanwhile ….. On the Home Front – politicalbetting.com
Well thank you, but the article suffers from an early decision to put the sources in each appendix instead of a separate "sources" section. This leads to a lot of repetition. Plus the section about whether FWS v Scottish Ministers applies to toilets was superseded by the later GLP v EHRC, which did apply it to them, so one… -
Re: The graph of the week – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Let us talk about Formula 1 – politicalbetting.com
We saw the same thing during the pandemic. Running everything at near-full capacity in normal times looks efficient (and governments have bagged the savings from doing this, and we've had lower taxes as a result), but leaves noting to cope with crises. That's before we get on to the operational research point that systems… -
Re: Vichy 2.0 – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Ed Miliband is now the second favourite to be the next Prime Minister – politicalbetting.com
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Re: British voters agree with J.D. Vance (after a fashion)– politicalbetting.com
A lot of people have lost a lot of money vetting against Trump. He's been better prepared and more coherent in foreign policy than any US President since Jimmy Carter. -
Re: The polling brings bad news for Starmer – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Always, ALWAYS, check the terms of your bets – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Let’s party like it’s 1910 – politicalbetting.com
@chadbourn.bsky.social Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi: “The ship that was sunk in the Indian Ocean was unarmed and full of training officers. “Attacking such ship is a war crime.” -
Re: The search for Starmer's replacement - politicalbetting.com
What if David Milliband were ever to come back and fight a by-election and win. Surely he would be a leader contender? -
Re: This bodes ill for Reform – politicalbetting.com
I'm with Mr Starmer on these. He's doing a decent job of walking a difficult tightrope. I was watching GB News flapping on about "He's definitely not Churchill" earlier. No one mentioned that Churchill and the US President (FDR) were in 1942 spending their time working out the setup of International Law after WW2, and the… -
Re: The Greens are nearly first with YouGov – politicalbetting.com
just sit tight it is not a rout just yet, I have a 1% drop which is just noise, hopefully stays that way. -
Re: Punters think we will have a ceasefire by the end of April but Polymarket and others might soon lose
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Re: If this poll is correct then the value is with Labour – politicalbetting.com
If that poll is even close to accurate, I can see why Labour might look like the value bet right now. Political markets can lag behind shifts in local momentum, especially in tight races. Definitely a reminder to look beyond the surface numbers before placing anything! Correct Score Predictions -
Re: London 2028: Reform v Green? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Punters say there’s just a 29% chance the Iranian regime will fall by the end of the month
