Ladbrokes have declared the Labour leadership campaign a two-horse race, with punters fascinated by the growing family feud between David and Ed Miliband. David remains 1/3 favourite, with younger brother Ed available at 11/5, with the remaining candidates at 50/1 or longer.
I am taking a few days off with the family, so no betting tips until Saturday, and I am enjoying Cornwall, like David Cameron and his family. Luckily though I have not added to my family whilst here!
Aidan O’Brien’s Zoffany lunged late to land the Keeneland Phoenix Stakes at the Curragh under a great and patient ride by Johnny Murtagh.
THE gamble on Ed Miliband becoming Labour leader continues, according to Ladbrokes.
Saw a great article about the Labour Leadership race, thanks to PoliticalBetting.com. David Miliband has this sewn up surely….
Ed Miliband yesterday powered ahead of his brother in the Labour leadership contest by becoming the first contender to get enough nominations to run for the job.
JOHN Bercow is 3/1 to quit as Speaker of the House of Commons before the end of the current Parliament, according to Ladbrokes.
Bookies are betting that VAT will be increased under the new government, despite the new chancellor saying he wouldn’t do so.
Former foreign secretary David Miliband is set to announce his candidacy to be Gordon Brown‘s successor as Labour leader.
Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg faces the biggest decision of his career as he enters a bidding war with Labour and the Conservatives for the keys to Number 10. What do the political betting markets say?
