Spoglio delle politiche in Gran Bretagna

[Red River]

Questo è il sito di una mappa interattiva che visualizza i risultati man mano che arrivano....

http://politics.guardian.co.uk/elect...15916,,00.html

Possiamo dedicare questo thread anche ai commenti sulle elezioni.....

[Sonic]

gli exit-poll danno in vantaggio i laburisti di 66 seggi; ottimo! in calo rispetto al 2001 ma sempre davanti ai tories. Tutto come previsto per il momento ma aspettiamo i risultati definitivi prima di cantar vittoria( anche se probabilmente qualcuno a sinistra si auspica la caduta di Blair).

Una domanda:secondo voi se i risultati degli exit-poll saranno confermati la leadership di Blair sarà più debole rispetto prima?

[benfy]

l'importante è stare sopra i 50 che sono i deputati della sinistra labour presubilmente

[benfy]

BREAKING NEWS: Fox News declares Conservative victory



5 May 2005 20:22 by Malcolm Drury
Fox "fair and balanced" News has declared Michael Howard's Conservative Party the winner by a landslide in today's election, capturing at least 640 of the 645 seats that are up for grabs. Gordon Brown is apparently the only member of the government to have held his seat, with the rest going to the Lib Dems.

With polling stations still open and voting still going on, Fox is the first news organisation to declare a winner. Their announcement was quickly followed by a similar one from Sky News, who reported the same distribution of seats.

A spokesman for BBC News, speaking on condition of anonymity, told reporters that the corporation was being more circumspect. "We don't want Blair to win," he said, "not after Hutton, but we have to remember who approves - or more appropriately doesn't approve - our bids to get licence fees increased, so we have to be careful what we say."

Media statistician Peter Snow was less circumspect. "The buggers!" he exclaimed. "I haven't even got the Swingometer plugged in yet!"

In related news the British Apathy Party announced this morning that it would be revealing its manifesto tomorrow, or maybe the day after.

[Sonic]

In origine postato da benfy
BREAKING NEWS: Fox News declares Conservative victory



5 May 2005 20:22 by Malcolm Drury
Fox "fair and balanced" News has declared Michael Howard's Conservative Party the winner by a landslide in today's election, capturing at least 640 of the 645 seats that are up for grabs. Gordon Brown is apparently the only member of the government to have held his seat, with the rest going to the Lib Dems.

With polling stations still open and voting still going on, Fox is the first news organisation to declare a winner. Their announcement was quickly followed by a similar one from Sky News, who reported the same distribution of seats.

A spokesman for BBC News, speaking on condition of anonymity, told reporters that the corporation was being more circumspect. "We don't want Blair to win," he said, "not after Hutton, but we have to remember who approves - or more appropriately doesn't approve - our bids to get licence fees increased, so we have to be careful what we say."

Media statistician Peter Snow was less circumspect. "The buggers!" he exclaimed. "I haven't even got the Swingometer plugged in yet!"

In related news the British Apathy Party announced this morning that it would be revealing its manifesto tomorrow, or maybe the day after.

Fox è di posizioni conservatrici se non ricordo male, giusto?

[benfy]

si, ma questa è una presa per il culo

[Sonic]

In origine postato da benfy
si, ma questa è una presa per il culo

cazzo ho letto solo il titolo e non me ne sono accorto

[Jan Hus]

In origine postato da benfy
BREAKING NEWS: Fox News declares Conservative victory



5 May 2005 20:22 by Malcolm Drury
Fox "fair and balanced" News has declared Michael Howard's Conservative Party the winner by a landslide in today's election, capturing at least 640 of the 645 seats that are up for grabs. Gordon Brown is apparently the only member of the government to have held his seat, with the rest going to the Lib Dems.

With polling stations still open and voting still going on, Fox is the first news organisation to declare a winner. Their announcement was quickly followed by a similar one from Sky News, who reported the same distribution of seats.

A spokesman for BBC News, speaking on condition of anonymity, told reporters that the corporation was being more circumspect. "We don't want Blair to win," he said, "not after Hutton, but we have to remember who approves - or more appropriately doesn't approve - our bids to get licence fees increased, so we have to be careful what we say."

Media statistician Peter Snow was less circumspect. "The buggers!" he exclaimed. "I haven't even got the Swingometer plugged in yet!"

In related news the British Apathy Party announced this morning that it would be revealing its manifesto tomorrow, or maybe the day after.

Ahahahahahaha

Certo che il British Apathy Party è il massimo!

Rule Britannia!

[Alberich]

bene i libdem e bene SF, rieletto Blair ma senza troppo entusiasmo...non posso che essere contento!

[benfy]

e soprattutto non ci sono partiti religiosi e contrari alla fecondazione assistita tra i principali