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Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Tonight’s Scottish debate was superb – the question now is
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Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » With nominations closing today the LD leadership betting has s
I joined a gym for the first time having turned 41. And for a year I really enjoyed it, got me doing regular exercise for the first time in a long time, and I discovered the mental health benefits. Had 10 months off when a change of job made me think I didn't have time. Mental health suffered and I missed it, so rejoined… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » If TMay hadn’t called GE2017 and lost the CON majority there w
A sneeze has made a NSW woman liable for more than $170,000 after her twin sister successfully sued her over a traffic accident. Budding lawyer Caitlin Douglas was on Wednesday awarded a six-figure sum by the NSW District Court after she suffered lower back pain as a result of the October 2016 crash. Judge Leonard Levy… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » On the betting markets it’s now a 74% chance that a general el
There has never been a group of so rampantly deluded people in the history of this country. A few days ago they were crawling out of their skin in delight that the EU was about to back Boris's "deal" leaving Remainers high and dry. They were whooping with delight at something they had basically convinced themselves about.… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Vince Cable stepping down as LD leader. Layla Moran the openin
The EU has refused to negotiate our future relationship until we have left. Mrs May's 'red lines' are about that future relationship - which hasn't been negotiated yet. Simon Jenkins suggestions are about the future relationship and have nothing to do with the Withdrawal Agreement - which is about settling accounts,… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Lib Dem incumbency would be overwhelmed on current polling
Our days have been getting longer for ever, in the Devonian period it was about 22 hours and so there would have been more days in the year around 440. When the moon was formed about 4.4bn years ago through the near catastrophic impact with Theia the earth probably rotated at a rate equivalent to an 8h day but over time… -
Re: A week on and it looks even more challenging for Truss – politicalbetting.com
I suspect it's because so many people have been holding off on reassessing royalty and the monarchy as an institution till after the late Queen died. But her long life - happy and beloved as that was - meant that the question accumulated, so to speak. We're now in an era when historians are more openly discussing the… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Since the end of October only one survey from a pollster other
My work has been both a benefit and a curse. The huge benefit is that for perhaps 95% of the year I am not allowed to drink as I am either on call or on taxi duty for kids. A strict personal no drink drive policy means my supping time is extremely limited. That suits me as I absolutely love good alcohol and it means that I… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Checking the Political Weather in Wales
Evening all. Been out campaigning today, 10 hours of solid leafleting. Shifted about 4500 of the buggers. Still feel that the Tory vote is relatively solid in my patch. Pockets of kippery, it may well be because having killed the Lib Dems locally 2 decades ago and the Labour Party locally has disintegrated of late people… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Surely the reason LAB’s not pulling away in the polls is that
Or, not used his support for a referendum as a handy piece of virtue signalling to keep his eurosceptics on side. If there was a sensible way to conduct Brexit it was for a party to put it forward as part of a full manifesto explaining how it fitted into its economic and social plans and then run for election on it. If… -
Re: The new coalition of chaos – politicalbetting.com
OTOH we were watching four buzzards and a red kite wheeling and hovering over the field opposite our house on Friday after it had been cut for silage. I never saw either bird at all as a lad in the 70s. Not the best photo but... -
Re: Brits are not expecting the government to handle the tariffs well – politicalbetting.com
If you are taking something to the EU that you intend to bring back you are not exporting it. However quite reasonably the EU wants to ensure you really aren't exporting it (unlike when we were in the EU when this was not an issue). The same happens the other way. Now you may not think this is a big issue, but it is. Just… -
Re: Reassuring CON voters 3 days before the Bexley by-election – politicalbetting.com
In the ‘old days’, if you were experienced and sent out on an ‘every house’ canvass, especially if you had the past canvassing data in front of you as a good campaign would have added to the cards, you could get a reasonable impression on how things were going from doing just a few streets, provided that the area you were… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Exactly five months to go: The EU elections that could mak
Despite the Guardian spin on this story, I think that this move by Hunt just emphasises yet again his hands approach and connection with the NHS coalface. Guardian -Jeremy Hunt personally calls hospital bosses over A&E times "Jeremy Hunt has taken the unprecedented step of personally calling hospital bosses to ask why they… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Today Labour MPs are set to vote for return of shadow cabin
"They could be co-located with major trauma centres and large A&E wards to help mitigate the need for urgent cases to travel to use the equipment." Have you ever been in a large hospital A & E at peak time? The Royal Sussex County Hospital on a Saturday night looks like something out Beirut in the civil war, but with added… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Biden still trails in the WH2020 betting in spite of opening d
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Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Why we won’t be hearing much from the Tories this summer
Um, that's precisely what he did. You're entitled to your own argument but not your own facts. Hmmm, not quite. There was a loophole: You might have heard a lot about the changes to child benefit in recent months and the main reason why some people are angry is that eligibility for child benefit is being assessed on… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » David Herdson says “LAB most votes – CON most seats” is a
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Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » It’s Clive Lewisn’t a member of the shadow cabinet anymore and
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Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Nick Robinson says the “very widespread expectation in Westmin
