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Re: Sir Keir Starmer’s transformation in to Boris Johnson could soon be complete – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The cabinet are revolting – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Starmer calls peak Reform but says I fight on, I fight to win – politicalbetting.com
It's interesting in that it's not really about the scanner or tech in it, per se, but about building a massive longitudinal dataset of scans. Link those to health outcomes in the future* and that's one hell of a training dataset. *The agreements with data contributors spa customers will be interesting on this - you'd need… -
Re: A great result for the King of the North and a very bad one for the SNP – politicalbetting.com
Climate change, biodiversity crash, massively reduced yields, lost productivity, if we lose the AMOC the loss of European wheat, displaced populations creating conditions that encourage war for resources. Our world has twice the genetic diversity of the Mesozoic, so I imagine more resilient, but maybe it works the other… -
Re: The polls close, now the spin and expectations management – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Why there might not be an immediate polling boost for Labour if Burnham becomes PM
That's what I've always been told, but it could be wrong... Early photographs of the tree show it in a parkland setting. Is there evidence that it the tree predates the creation of the pasture? [There are of course other ancient oaks in the area, scattered across the NNR] -
Re: Who will be facing their Waterloo in today’s trilogy of by-elections? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Why the polls might be underestimating Burnham – politicalbetting.com
This war also showed the vulnerability of the desalination plants the region depends on. -
Re: Wes Streeting could be about to do Andy Burnham a huge favour – politicalbetting.com
You've clearly got a filthy mind not me She was Sunak chosen long term successor, a family friend -
Re: This is the polling Andy Burnham has to change – politicalbetting.com
See the pubs in Dallas had to be closed early by police, it has begun. -
Re: A win is a win – politicalbetting.com
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Re: AOC for POTUS? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Starmer set to feel the Burn-ham on Friday – politicalbetting.com
It’s also been used several times before and has been the law for a while. Odd it’s only been an issue with the chattering classes now it’s some fluffy, middle class, green types. MC Hammertime aside. -
Re: Toto, I’ve a feeling we’re not in 2016 any more – politicalbetting.com
To complete my followup to the Net Zero comment and Ed Millinad's personal carbon footprint from yesterday, the Telegraph ran a piece about Ed Milliband's house's Energy Efficiency in 2025. It's a bit of a hit piece, with various questionable comments and exaggerations, including from the National Residential Landlords… -
Re: New poll brings comfort for Andy Burnham – politicalbetting.com
Several times I have suggested he becomes Foreign Secretary. It would be a good fit. -
Re: Another poll shows Restore set to hand Burnham victory – politicalbetting.com
Very interesting and apt. In the section about the British in the Gulf, there is this comment A key source of revenue for the Qawasim was tolls, which they levied on all trade that passed through the Strait of Hormuz. Wonder where the Iranians got the idea? https://www.qdl.qa/en/british-gulf-overview -
Re: Is Andy about to crash and burn-ham? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: What will this betting market look like next Friday morning? – politicalbetting.com
The corporation of London and the NOBR confirm the numbers for jobs and funds that left the City. -
Re: 39% of Brits are against female equality – politicalbetting.com
May be we could sell naming rights to a new battleship to Elon Musk? -
Re: John Healey aims a missile at Starmer & Reeves whilst Badenoch aims one at herself
Good luck to those in manufacturing in Europe. (It not just an UK problem). You either have to have a global product, niche product or "last man standing" in a particular market product.