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Re: Mid Beds betting latest – politicalbetting.com
Betfair, Mid Beds, odds on Labour and Cons starting to drift, Lib Dems starting to come back in -
Re: Tories take 4% lead in the “Blue Wall” – politicalbetting.com
I assume it's the Trans thing. SLab were an even more enthusiastic supporter of the GRR bill at Holyrood than the SNP, though who knows what position they've triangulated themselves into now. -
Re: A reminder. The Tory Party is the party of law and order – politicalbetting.com
To quote Battery Sargeant Major Williams… “Oh dear. How sad. Never mind.” -
Re: Boring but good and stable – politicalbetting.com
BJO is the only person in the known universe who gives a flying feck about what Jeremy Corbyn has to say -
Re: Can Starmer’s speech turn these figures around? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Sunak’s ratings fall after his big week – politicalbetting.com
Cheers -as much as I dislike brutalism, I'm a big fan of Meades's work. His collected journalism, Incest and Morris Dancing, is a great read. -
Re: Divide and conquer? Betting on the October 19th by-elections – politicalbetting.com
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Re: A tale of our two leading political parties – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Mid Beds -the latest from Betfair – politicalbetting.com
Weather forecasting is the obvious one where a forecast has measurable skill above guesswork (or simple alternatives, like persistence and climatology). I cannot say for sure what other fields of physics also economy such forecasting skill, but I'd be surprised if there were none. I thought I was quite careful to imply… -
Re: Sunak’a approval rating by party splits – politicalbetting.com
Perhaps the only thing (i.e. pumped storage) that an independant Scotland could achieve easily. -
Re: Sunak needs a better strategy – politicalbetting.com
I used that in a resignation speech once. Not online, in the speech... :) -
Re: Tory incompetence – politicalbetting.com
I've had similar from Linkedin but for job anniversaries of departed friends... -
Re: LAB extends lead with Opinium – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The city of Gaza was where I first met my wife – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Memo to Sunak: Tweeting pics from a private jet isn’t smart – politicalbetting.com
The exclusions “help” in the sense of preventing the collapse of teaching for the other children. They are, of course, an abandonment of the children in question. It makes you realise why the Victorians were big on “interfering with the lives of the lower orders” as the Guardian might put it. Humans haven’t really changed. -
Re: This doesn’t look good for the SNP at the general election – politicalbetting.com
why is he using one of those ridiculous 4 punch ring binders? what a faff -
Re: LAB strong favourites to gain Mid-Beds – politicalbetting.com
As I have said the betting this week seems to be going in a different direction to what appears to be happening on the ground. The experienced Lib Dem canvassers are returning to base seemingly quite optimistic, a trifle unusual given we are still two weeks out. I would say the Lib Dems are the value bet. I am just waiting… -
Re: Thistle do very nicely for Starmer and the Union – politicalbetting.com
Please sir, I know the answer to this question. - the retired Chinese Doctor listens to hip-hop and likes firing personal sidearms at 90 degrees to the traditional hold - the retired Black doctor makes awesome Dim Sum Is that right? -
Re: Is LAB going to make a by-election gain tonight? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: A CON majority now drops to a 7.6% betting chance – politicalbetting.com
You get more than 2x capacity from HS2 and actually it's rather cheaper than adding more tracks to the WCML or building a four track mixed use railway.