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Good point, but it is a very inexact science. It seems to me that the reason for swing voters changing sides varies in a very idiosyncratic way. I think Labour lost power because of Brown and his freakish false smile for the camera. He came across as bonkers and cringeworthy. The fact that the...

:lolol: Yeah, your last point is correct. Presumably the fact that Brown had done a great job with the economy at the end of TB's first and second terms was why the first and second TB governments were not 'outgoing' for the party. Does this mean that the electorate boot labour out only when...

I don't vote based on such projected statistics. Crikey, if I projected our points total based on results up to but not including the Boro game, I'd have been off down the bookies betting on an unbeaten season and a 20 point gap between us and the second place team come May :lolol: To me that...

I love that graph. If I apply a similar extrapolation into the future with my salary, I'll be a fecking millionaire by 2020 :xmas:

No, which is interesting. The reason mooted is that Benn has 'too many mates'. In other words, to sack Benn would be to reveal that fears of a Stalinist putsch are true. Corby would additionally suggest he is leading a party of varied view. And before the gleeful tories say it, how can a party...