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Old 24-07-2009, 21:53   #9
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Re: More gloom for Brown - Tories win bye election

Even Brown couldn't have believed they'd win but, surprise or not, the scale of the defeat will have piled on the misery surrounding Downing Street very nicely.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8167922.stm

Just looking at the statistics as compared with 2005, if my arithmetic is correct it appears that Brown's cronies saw their vote drop by c. 70%, the Lib Dems by 37% and the Tories by c. 13% whilst the actual turnout was down by c. 25%. I reckon Brown will be in denial, Cameron will be pleasantly surprised and Clegg will be wondering what he needs to do for the Lib Dems to be taken seriously ...
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