UK General Election 2024 (or 25)
The SNP and Labour demand an investigation into Buffoon Boris receiving an £800,000 loan arranged by a BBC chief, shortly before being appointed for the job
That buffoon's dealings will continue to be investigated while he's lying in his grave.
That buffoon's dealings will continue to be investigated while he's lying in his grave.
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Because the loan repayments can be made to offset taxes if Boris took the loan via his company and not privately.
Labour's hit odds-on again, 1.96/1.98.
Under the current polling, Labour is on course to win seats in parts of the country where it has always been a distant spectator, such as both Bournemouth constituencies in Dorset, Macclesfield in Cheshire, Aylesbury in Buckingham, Southend East in Essex, Weston Super Mare, and Bromley and Chiselhurst in south east London.
Former prime minister Boris Johnson, business secretary Grant Shapps, and transport secretary Mark Harper, are amongst some of the leading political figures who would lose their seats to Labour.
Under any election held on this basis, the Liberal Democrats would also be on course to gain 22 seats from the Conservatives. In doing so the Lib Dems would defeat both the deputy prime minister, Dominic Raab, and the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt.
With Labour improving its polling position in Scotand in late 2022, the party would now gain 8 seats off the SNP in Scotland, albeit the SNP would mitigate those losses by gaining three seats from the Conservatives and one from the Lib Dems.
Trend support for the Green Party has nudged up slightly to the 5%-6% mark. Reform UK are also polling in the region of 6-7%.
Under the current polling, Labour is on course to win seats in parts of the country where it has always been a distant spectator, such as both Bournemouth constituencies in Dorset, Macclesfield in Cheshire, Aylesbury in Buckingham, Southend East in Essex, Weston Super Mare, and Bromley and Chiselhurst in south east London.
Former prime minister Boris Johnson, business secretary Grant Shapps, and transport secretary Mark Harper, are amongst some of the leading political figures who would lose their seats to Labour.
Under any election held on this basis, the Liberal Democrats would also be on course to gain 22 seats from the Conservatives. In doing so the Lib Dems would defeat both the deputy prime minister, Dominic Raab, and the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt.
With Labour improving its polling position in Scotand in late 2022, the party would now gain 8 seats off the SNP in Scotland, albeit the SNP would mitigate those losses by gaining three seats from the Conservatives and one from the Lib Dems.
Trend support for the Green Party has nudged up slightly to the 5%-6% mark. Reform UK are also polling in the region of 6-7%.
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