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• Michael BG 25th Sep - 1:55am
  @ Nick Baird There are 1.44 million people unemployed all of which are looking for a job and don’t have one. There are about 2.3...
• JoeB 25th Sep - 12:59am
  It is only a decade since we had 8 Mps and 5 London Assembly members in London. The first Mayoral election in 2000 contested by...
• Jack Graham 24th Sep - 11:45pm
  Oops, got that back to front. 'As you sow, so shall you reap'
• Jack Graham 24th Sep - 11:42pm
  There is not a snowballs chance in hell of getting PR. Since we had one for the AV vote, there would have to be a...
• paul holmes 24th Sep - 11:14pm
  Very brief opinion poll blips don't count for much. The Alliance in the early 1980's polled at very high levels for rather longer than one...
• paul holmes 24th Sep - 11:09pm
  Just because a policy is self evidently (to you and me!) needed, does not mean voters will be motivated to vote for it. I think...