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You do know that we could have remained in the UK while being in the EU? This wasn't a binary choice. In fact Scots were told that if we wanted to remain in the EU then we had to chose to remain in the UK - look how that one turned out
You misunderstand, that wasn't a Scottish reference, it was a little dig at Darmy and Scooty who now live in Germany, so when they claim "our national interest" I take it to mean "Germany's national interest". It was funny at the time, promise...
His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...
Survation who got it spot on last time have the Tories just ahead. Looking at all polls I suspect that the Tories will get about 331 seats. It seems that the "raw polls" are the same as 2015, showing the two parties roughly neck and neck (one poll has Labour ahead), so the result will be determined by Labour voters staying at home.
Survation who got it spot on last time have the Tories just ahead. Looking at all polls I suspect that the Tories will get about 331 seats. It seems that the "raw polls" are the same as 2015, showing the two parties roughly neck and neck (one poll has Labour ahead), so the result will be determined by Labour voters staying at home.
And by the number of UKIP voters who switch to the Tories.
Labour insiders seem to be concerned that their vote is going up in safe seats and not changing enough in the marginals to make a difference. Corbyn is being accused of preaching to the converted and hoping Labour's vote share goes up so he can keep his job regardless of the overall result. He's not even been to a marginal constituency as far as I can tell.
I think the result will be quite a bit clearer than many think. How many people will look at the ballot paper tomorrow and sh!t themselves at the thought of Corbyn actually moving into number ten?
His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...
And by the number of UKIP voters who switch to the Tories.
Labour insiders seem to be concerned that their vote is going up in safe seats and not changing enough in the marginals to make a difference. Corbyn is being accused of preaching to the converted and hoping Labour's vote share goes up so he can keep his job regardless of the overall result. He's not even been to a marginal constituency as far as I can tell.
I think the result will be quite a bit clearer than many think. How many people will look at the ballot paper tomorrow and sh!t themselves at the thought of Corbyn actually moving into number ten?
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