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Exactly the same thing could be said in a nice Tory constituency in the Home Counties. Doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be the case though in both regards. Just look at the Lib Dem’s parachuting all the former Tory/Lab in elsewhere because they know they’ll lose their existing seats.

Of course, it’s not like you can expect a neutral news organisation to point out actual facts.

Wasn’t this actually put out in 2015, but the BBC chuck it out like it was brand new.

It will close - as soon as people realise Swinson and her Ilk have nothing to offer. She trying to play the Hilary Clinton card... and that worked well.

Candidates should be local as much as possible. Having knowledge and context of your electorate is a powerful tool.

Corbyn tends to take a moment to deliver a response... although I get the thought of shooting off the hip instantly can appeal more. we will see how it goes.

I still don’t agree with your assertion of Corbyn - but the other points are fair.

It’s not a weak point though is it. McDonnell has made it clear he would end the PFI clusterfuck if they came to power. If there was a Blairite leading the party you’d have a point.

It will be the emails.... loads of them.

sacked probably for the car crash they made.

I’m guessing the link does not exist.

again - I never brought it into the conversation, as I was responding to you... not the master of deflection.

I didn’t mention Warrington did I?

Seriously have a word with yourself. I was making a clear point about nuclear weapons... then Grendel did his usual nonsense of side swiping with information irrelevant to the point.

The world has moved on rather a lot in 75 years. The threats are different now. Remember how we waded into the last Iraq war and contributed to the inception of ISIS?

Nukes in Warrington?

Wow - you are literally a walking Daily Mail editorial. 1. I’m pretty sure the thousands of ex-service men and women that have been abandoned by the state, left homeless and destitute will not agree with you. 2. This is the 21st century - our biggest threat is from terrorism and cyber crime...

There’s nothing more desperate than some middle aged gammons hankering to nuke somewhere.

I thought I was Polly Toynbee yesterday.... But then you’re never one for consistency...

Don’t forget Andrew Neil is the Spectator Chairman.