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There seems to be an assumption that the youth vote was solely on the promise of tuition fees. I'm not 'youth' anymore sadly (31) but i work with quite a lot of them and for many it is a factor, but by far the deciding reason - they understand the need to pay fees, though they feel it is far too...

If you put it into real terms, as in the total of the population, there's less than 800,000 votes between them - that's not very much. There's also a number of Tory MPs now with very sore arses having managed to just drag themselves over the line. No, Labour didn't win. But there's no way the...

Of course, Sussex has some of the constituencies with the oldest voter base in the country, so of course it'll remain Blue. However, it isn't as blue as it was: Arundel & South Downs: Lab +11.5% share on last GE Bognor & Littlehampton: +11.1% Horsham: +10.2% Bexhill & Battle: +10.6% Wealden...

Could do better than the dickheads in the Tory cabinet. Yes: are you David Icke?

You've posted an opinion piece, that's not proof. Might be for you, but not for the rational, sane person.

Big student vote, I expect - two universities in the City (or nearby).

Prove it.

Nothing like the most biased, right wing paper of them all as a source :lolol:

So someone that doesn't vote for Brexit is a sissy and not a man? Wow you have some issues.

I come for the politics, I stay for the Red Dwarf references.

They'll continue to be a shower of ***** hellbent on destroying everyone and everything. But hey, at least we'll be strong and stable! Unlike our economy, our belief in them doing the right thing...hell, even the comprehensible thing.

Labour - can't see it happening. Tories - Cannot stand that it's happening. It's a tough one.