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Re: Anarchy in the UK – politicalbetting.com
I wouldn't go that far, most people are on the housing ladder by 40 but yes we do need to get more 25 to 40s owning affordable homes with mortgages and not renting -
Re: The cabinet are proving to be a seraglio of eunuchs – politicalbetting.com
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Re: There is now going to be a Westminster by-election which Labour could win – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Starmer was a drag on the Labour vote in Wales but the King of the North might need to become the Ki
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Re: Noch out. Will it be curtains for Kemi? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Mayday! A grim night for Labour and the Tories – politicalbetting.com
Lib Dem barchart to end all Lib Dem barcharts. Emphatically "winning here" in Richmond upon Thames -
Re: And so it begins – politicalbetting.com
Labour results in the northern unitary authorities to declare so far. These should all be considered heartland areas in parliamentary terms: NE Lincs (Grimsby) win 0 from 15 seats, lose 4 Hull win 1 from 19, lose 4 Hartlepool win 0 from 12, lose 7 Halton won 2 from 19, lose 15 So win 3 out of 65 seats being contested.… -
Re: Scotland says Yes, No, or maybe – politicalbetting.com
Must be the latter - I was in St Edward's (Romford Town before it) for the previous 6 elections and never had a leaflet from Labour for any of them. Or maybe in 2014 there was one. It has always been ultra safe Tory. Andrew Curtin made a decent failed attempt at re-election as an Indy after deselection but otherwise nobody… -
Re: As we approach the Starmergeddon this is what the betting markets currently say
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Re: The grim reality of the leadership of Starmer & Badenoch – politicalbetting.com
Apparently brisk in the Western Vale of Glamorgan, so said the tellers in my village . -
Re: Say hello to a future, if not the next, Tory leader? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The man who isn’t even an MP becomes the favourite to be the next Prime Minister
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Re: Holyrood election – seats to watch part 2 – politicalbetting.com
The total disinterest in the dubious financial dealings of the man that could be our next Prime Minister is quite remarkable. Farage was a late cancellation for his usual slot on Kuennsberg, so no questions there. Alligate was worthy of a mention if we are castigating Johnson over Lady Bamford and Lord Btownlow, but don't… -
Re: More spin from Team Burnham? – politicalbetting.com
Better than than the ‘new Belsen’ which is what reform want according to PB -
Re: A member of Labour’s NEC repudiates the Burnham spin – politicalbetting.com
I'm a bit rusty on the numbers. How many individuals are Reform talking about? And what is their definition of migrants, refugees and illegals Do they include people given a visa to work here i.e. economic migrants or not? Google tell me there are only 80K (compared to 70mn population) so can't see what's the fuss. I'm I… -
Re: Will Andy Burnham become an MP in 2026? – politicalbetting.com
Only insofar as he shows loyalty to those who shower him with cash in the present in preference. -
Re: This is bad news for people laying Andy Burnham as next Prime Minister – politicalbetting.com
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Re: A Streeting Named Desire – politicalbetting.com
Adults are adults and should have the rights and responsibilities thereof. As a society we are too keen to adultise children and infantilise adults. -
Re: This ‘credible’ plan from Andy Burnham sounds as credible as my plan to date Margot Robbie
Borrowing to invest is fine. Borrowing MORE to invest is not Bluntly we need to cut current spending and raise taxes to bring the current account into balance. we can then afford to borrow 1-2% of gbp for government investment -
Re: Holyrood election – seats to watch – politicalbetting.com
Wasn't this the one where the driver claimed undiagnosed epileptic seizure. Which is apparently unverifiable (proof or disproof). So I think there was some concern from the legal point of view that letting that stand as a get out clause would create a simple get-out-of-responsibility card for anyone to use.