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Why not authorised pest control then? Why does it take a hundred thugs riding around on horse back, making it a sport of it, to deal with the problem. Scum.

Comes across as a very unhappy 'class warrior' and legend in his own lunchtime. His charmless class whinging about the Tories, non-Labour newspapers, non-Labour media, business, "the rich", blah, blah, blah .... never wins votes for his beloved Labour Party. He's preaching to the converted...

Lasted until 2am and set the alarm for 6.30am to resume. Would have tried to watch the whole thing all night as I did in 2010, but had a long day in London today so needed some shut-eye. Before the exit poll yesterday I thought the Tories might get 280 seats. Just after the shock exit poll, a...

Completely wrong, I'm pleased to say. Many many Conservative MP's are openly and vehemently against blood sport hunting with hounds. I personally checked this recently, as this issue means alot to me. I completely agree with you that the bunch of toffs (and their working class rural henchmen)...

Sour grapes washed down with a pint of bitter.

Crack open that champagne. One seat (when they envisaged 4) out of 650.

Including dealing with the unfairness of Scotland (5) and Wales (8) having far too many seats relative to their share of the UK population, making a vote in 'non-Tory' areas count for more in voting in MP's. The Conservatives wanted to deal with this and now can.

Labour have given up already. Campbell, Balls and others all being wheeled out saying that Cameron has failed (to win 326 seats). They all look wrecked, nothing positive to say about their own prospects ... just old fashioned left wing bitterness about their opponent.

They probably won't get the 326 seats in total, anyway, to do that, and Labour would take years to recover from the lying beforehand from the English electorate.

With judgement like that, thank god Boyo never made it to no.10.

Add Ed Balls, a key finance figure in driving up Government debt massively in the good times (worsening the effects of the recession) and also the flawed soft-touch supervision of the banks ... together they represented a turn off for all but the entrenched 33% who believe in Labour whatever the...

This was explained on another channel an hour back. The pollsters call it churning. They reckoned LibDem voters hadn't switched to UKIP. UKIP's votes have from disgrunted Labour supporters, and than in staunch Labour seats such as in Sunderland, the UKIP vote also includes ex-Tories. LibDem...

Probably true. A leader/ top team that don't line up a series of spite measures against the wealthier, which would never generate the tax-take predicted. Even harder for Labour to ever return to power, should the Scots get independence in the near future.

All good news for Labour. :facepalm:

But Labour being wiped out in Scotland, a near cert, means Labour winning a few English marginals is not a game changer for them.

The latter :thumbsup: Balls has an answer for everything - bitter, anti-Tory jibes. His personality is a vote loser.

Negativity of Ed M and Ed Balls (who was unsurprisingly kept out of sight over recent days), has done Lab, plus the shrewd campaign of Nicola Sturgeon. Lab's focus on the NHS and cuts, ignoring so many other important issues, was limited and played too much on differences in society...