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[Scunner]

Seems nobody is placing money on Britain to stay because the odds are so bad - 1/5.

[Colwyn]

Oh!!! I just checked the page and the second time I was taken to a quite different page than the first time. The first time I had a pie-chart with Remain  getting 40-45, 45-50, 50-55 et cetera. This time I just had odds to stay and leave e.g. 1/5. Jiggery pokery I reckon.


Not j-p after all. It just took the page a long time to load so I had clicked the REMAIN vote percentage button which gives more detailed information.

[Jacqui Harvey]

I think a lot of people who want to stay are the younger generation who do  not remember when we were not in the E.U and were not paying out 350 million per week to be in the E.U. Club.   How did we ever manage? Had we been in an awful mess all those hundreds of year without  Europe making all the rules for us to obey?

[Colwyn]

Not according to the Telegraph this week who claimed that "52 per cent of over-65s now support staying in the EU, with 44 per cent backing Leave".


http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/05/23/eu-referendum-poll-pensioners-tory-voters-and-men-are-deserting/

[nichola]

So I did understand correctly then...   

[Scunner]

My brain hurts

[Colwyn]

So I did understand correctly then...   

I'll bet not.

[davybill]

Yes bookies laying odds on to stay in EU.

[usedbustickets]

Is that the same bookies who said there would be a coalition government at the last election and a Labour victory in 1992?

[Scunner]

No