Tomorrow I intend to..

[chef]

oo crikey, Ms Blears..

[cailin maith]

oo crikey, Ms Blears..

That's the one... grrr!!

[Peoplesoft bloke]

I've already cast my vote

[Sysman]

oo crikey, Ms Blears..

That's the one... grrr!!

The most likely candidate to beat her?

Heck, I'd be tempted to vote for a real numpty if that was what it took...

(For what it's worth I'm in the haven't got a vote contingent.)

[DieScum]

Labour.

[The Wikir Man]

Tomorrow I intend to..

do nothing.

I voted last week by post.

[BA to the Stars]

Is AndyW standing as an independent?

[Gonzo]

I could have registered to vote in my old constituency but I didn't because it is not any of my business any more but still fascinating to watch in a watching a slow motion train wreck kind of a way.

Part of me wishes now that I had registered because my old constituency has become very interesting.

Boundary changes - it used to be Poplar and Canning Town but Limehouse has been added and Canning Town taken away to form Limehouse and Poplar, combined with George Galloway ******* things up for Labour make the seat very winnable for the Conservatives, as has happened in previous local elections.

[Lockhouse]

I'm voting UKIP. As if I hadn't told everyone already. I joined them a few months back and sent off my £20. I agree with nearly all their policies and just as importantly they have that appealing Ealing films British amateurish quality too.

[Churchill]

I'm voting UKIP. As if I hadn't told everyone already. I joined them a few months back and sent off my £20. I agree with nearly all their policies and just as importantly they have that appealing Ealing films British amateurish quality too.

And that was a party political broadcast by Mr Cholmondley-Warner on behalf of the Keep Britain Sensible Party...