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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cd119p9een9t Yes and now his Wife a Candidate Starmer says she should be removed |
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Mr Farage also said he was willing to place “the biggest bet in my life” that Reform would
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[Lura Saunders, who is standing in Bristol North West, is the subject of an inquiry by the Gambling Commission over an alleged wager on Rishi Sunak going to the polls in July] Starmer has stated Saunders Must Stand Down https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...servative.html |
The UK is £2 and a half Trillion in Debt.
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Smug Former Conservative Minister Chris Skidmore
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It's a form of insider trading effectively, it happens plenty (dog racing is rife with it for example). I also remember an incident when you could bet on the colour of the Queen's hat for a certain event, and it turned out one of the people involved in the Royal Fashion Department or whatever had leaked details of said hat to some friends and there had been a flurry of large bets.
They'll just end up limiting how much can be bet on these sorts of political events, or limiting the timeframe (up to 6 months in advance, something like that), or just halting betting on political events with "chosen" outcomes entirely. Betting gets tricky when you remove the element of "randomness". There's a reason there are generally heavy limits on things like the Oscars and other awards. People know (for a fact) who is going to get them, well in advance of the event. |
Wait is that graph £5000 total, not 5000 bets? If so then it's chump change. £5000 isn't a lot of money in gambling terms.
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That's the state of political literacy in the UK and one of the very real reasons that democracy is often an absolute joke. Just a game of who can talk the most convincing sh*te :laugh:. |
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More Tories jumping to Green than to Purple Nigel is fascinating.
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take two rural seats from Tories] 1.Waveney Valley 2. North Herefordshire https://www.theguardian.com/politics...ts-from-tories |
[Starmer says he would Not Let SNP hold
new independence referendum or lift veto on gender recognition bill] https://www.theguardian.com/politics...es-rishi-sunak |
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