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Re: Opinium finds 50% saying COVID restrictions should continue beyond July 19th – politicalbetting.com
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Re: They Gush over Truss: Betting on the next Tory Leader – politicalbetting.com
Or old. I’ve now lived here 20+ years and now am apparently entitled to a seat. -
Re: At Batley and Spen Starmer’s LAB did something that the Tories haven’t managed since 2016… – politic
Isn't it more the initial hotpots (North West, Scotland) are cooling but the non hit areas haven't taken off yet? -
Re: Cameron’s 2011 “Triple Lock” for pensions creates a massive headache for Sunak – politicalbetting.co
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Re: With 11 days until “Freedom Day” Ipsos finds a significant proportion backing permanent controls – p
52% of Germans are Christian ie a majority not just a plurality. Over half of those German Christians are now Catholic -
Re: C&A: The by-election campaign that was totally ignored by the media – politicalbetting.com
In support of what Casino says...most at work think I am apolitical I often lambasted for not paying attention to politics. Simple fact is I don't say anything because I work with a corbynista and a rainbow flag waver and I know saying anything just provokes a row at work so I keep quiet and let them spout -
Re: Not much politics on today’s front pages – politicalbetting.com
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Re: By-election shock results – politicalbetting.com
I still think the most hilarious chant of all time is "Oh Adam Johnson... you're going down for noncing!" -
Re: Welcome to the next stage of COVID – The Government versus the Scientists – politicalbetting.com
Looking at the frankly weird demand & supply limitation we're now in in the UK, it's clear the JCVI should have reversed the AZ decision as soon as delta started rising. Too late now to be particularly useful though. -
Re: Why the LDs and LAB could be the main beneficiaries of compulsory voter ID – politicalbetting.com
You are wrong on the basis you are thinking too binary. Restrictions on or all off. Too binary in this situation. -
Re: Whatever else BoJo might have done he’s failed to convince many on Brexit – politicalbetting.com
Pull the other one Philip, they made up some funny numbers and that was it, Show where it was ever delivered, has even one of those 40 hospitals been built yet. Hard to believe anyone can be so soft in the head. -
Re: Some of the front pages following BoJo’s big COVID gamble – politicalbetting.com
That’s up to your boss not the government. Mine has decided he expects everyone in the office at least 3 days a week from September (with the provision that you can’t always have Monday and Friday at home) -
Re: Why Labour would be crazy to replace Starmer – politicalbetting.com
Because they didn't persuade you not to vote leave? You won!!! Suck it up... -
Re: After two by-election flops the Tories should blame their own complacency – politicalbetting.com
No. LOL. As Mr Palmer's one time constituent appeared to suggest 'a proper apology and maybe some flowers.' The 'apology' in person from a senior plod. Yes, these things do happen, but the impression Mr P left me with was that Nottinghamshire(?) Police didn't give a whatsit about making one, and, in doing so, terrifying an… -
Re: Why lockdown scepticism doesn’t resonate much with the voters – politicalbetting.com
I agree that Hancock going is very likely to be good news; Javid is not the most inspiring public figure but hopefully has the common sense and judgement to be able to make a difference. The sadness is that it would appear - from Cummings’s evidence and the leaked comments from politicians - that Hancock’s failings were… -
Re: Following LAB’s narrow Batley victory Starmer moves up in the next PM betting – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The slavish devotion of Republicans to one person is damaging to the country – politicalbetting.com
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Re: In the last 13 Westminster by-elections just one has been won by a man – politicalbetting.com
I enjoy writing fanfiction, set in worlds at war. Torture is an inevitable part of that, and something that the "good guys" are bound to practice, unless you want to write them as boy scouts, who are not interesting characters. There's a narrow line where you have to keep people true to the values of their world, without… -
Re: Could Batley change Starmer’s fortunes? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Conclusions for all parties from Batley and Spen – politicalbetting.com
Actually, England could beat either of these teams. We have a tenacious defence, some superb if underused attackers, an on-form top class goalie, and from the semis on, we’re at home This is easily the most winnable tournament for England since 1996 (which we should have won)