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19 April
2008 Gordon Brown
Out By Christmas? Bookmakers
William
Hill are
offering odds of 20/1 that Gordon Brown will not be
the British Prime Minster by the end of the year
and also offer just 6/1 that he will not lead
Labour into the next General Election. "All of a sudden,
punters have been looking for odds that Mr Brown
will cease to be Labour leader" said William Hill's
spokesman Rupert Adams. "We also have him
at 1/12 to remain as leader until the next
Election, but punters only seem to want to bet
against him." Gordon Brown is
20/1 to cease to be Prime Minister this year, 2/1
in 2009 and 7/4 in 2010. The Conservatives
are currently 4/7 favourites to win the next
General Election with William Hill who make Labour
5/4 with the Lib Dems 66/1. For the first
time, there is expected to be significant interest
in the performance of UKIP (UK
Independence Party)
in the next General Election. UKIP are the only
main political party to have stated in their
manifesto that they intend to repeal the smoking
ban. As a result, many of the UK's huge base of
smokers who have seen their local pubs, clubs,
casinos and bingo halls empty almost overnight as a
result of the smoking ban are expected to switch
loyalties to UKIP. |
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