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Nope. But latest poll analysis show that although Labour will be big losers in a general election as things stand conservatives aren’t going to make enough gains to outweigh their losses so the only parties set to make significant gains on mainland U.K. is the Lib Dem’s and SNP. If there’s a...

She may as well said yeah it’s going to be a shit fest.

If the people are disaster capitalists.

Well almost every university in the country has a conservative association so clearly some do.

Arlene Foster may have poured water on this already as Boris apparently promised her a no backstop Brexit yesterday during their meeting. Then again we are talking about a Boris promise so...

And it’s predicted that any gains the Tories get from labour they’ll lose to SNP and Lib Dem’s elsewhere in a general election meaning hung parliament and the same number of seats the Tories currently has. General election may not end Brexit impasse, poll analysis suggests A legally binding...

What’s the betting we cancel HS2 and spend it trying to build a Brexit bridge between Scotland and Northern Ireland instead. Exclusive: Johnson considering building bridge between Scotland and Northern Ireland

Interesting article in the Guardian Johnson can’t escape the clutches of May’s zombie Brexit deal | Rafael Behr

Are you thinking that he might reinstate the rebels?

Boris Johnson in a broken promise shocker. Boris Johnson broke promise to appear before Commons liaison committee this week, its chair says - live news

Is this going to be the same U turn May made after meeting with the DUP and discovering that they wouldn’t accept a border in the Irish Sea?

So you’re dismissing your own linked data and your own interpretation of your data. You’ve now disagreed with me, agreed with me and are now disagreeing with me again just a matter of minutes after agreeing with me. How do you reason with that? FFS, pick a story and stick to it will you.

We agree now as it is I who said 30% all along. So you’re correcting your earlier statement of 50%?

Is it?

It’s irrelevant. You’re clearly not understanding the data in front of you.

It actually says “BY the age of 30” and that is a distinct difference that seems to be flying way over your head.

My hero. Holds clenched hands to heart, tilts head and flutters eyelashes.

Then give the people the opportunity to clarify that. Have just a leave referendum if you like. EEA vs customs union vs Canada + vs hard brexit with a second preference vote if none of the options pass 50% on the first round, add the second preference vote to the first round numbers and largest...

That would have been a different generation of students so you’re supposing that they’ve changed their vote.a larger percentage would have been voting for the first time given that most wouldn’t have been of voting again 2010.