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Leader and the labour mayor of london are awkwardly in public trying to work out what to do and are clearly conflicted about what to do, and then that fear i suspect from them that a single issue campaign in a constituency they would have hoped to win was sufficiently strong to derail their victory. so they will be nervous around that. but overall hoping they can still win the general election. as for the liberal democrats, they are copper cooked —— they are cock—a—hoop, no doubt about t...

Get a rounded picture of where we might be at. we get a rounded picture of where we might be at— get a rounded picture of where we miaht be at. ~ , :, :, might be at. we should mention the liberal democrats, _ might be at. we should mention the liberal democrats, they _ might be at. we should mention the liberal democrats, they are - liberal democrats, they are cock—a—hoop at taking windsor and maidenhead, and we will remember the liberal democrat leader ed davey driving a tractor through ...

Non—crime, which are linked into a hate incident. he challenge that had won the first stage of the case, about how they dealt with it. more importantly, he has won the court of appeal, which has said the national rules which led to that categorisation of his words were having a chilling effect on free speech. he is absolutely cock—a—hoop about that today. lets hear what he said a few minutes ago. {iii about that today. lets hear what he said a few minutes ago.— said a few minutes ago. of...

Taxed more like still wines. you must have been cock—a—hoop when you heard that, because thats a great dividing line, because thats posh people being helped by the government at a time when other people are feeling the squeeze. well, red wine is my favourite drink, im not sure whats happening to that. i think if youre a port drinker, its bad news for you. but if youre a champagne drinker, it is good news. although champagne is already quite expensive in the first place. so whether that will ...

Youve also got a speech that youve written in advance and some of it is going to reflect what the chancellors said and some of it will be redundant, because he hasnt said it, or he has said it and you thought he was going to. so youve got to think on your feet. and be ready to change your speech, based on what the chancellor has to say. thats what makes it difficult. but i mean lucky for us the chancellor had leaked most of it in the days preceding it. but there was still quite a lot of new mate...