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Go for 3, but stay up for the exit poll at 10. I'm going to get up at 2, but the real action begins about 3 and continues for 2 or 3 hours, see: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/article/2024/jun/29/what-time-will-we-know-who-won-hour-by-hour-election-night-guide-2024

I'll stay up until the exit poll, and then trot off to bed with the alarm set for 2am and a large supply of popcorn for breakfast.

I've just discovered who his partner is, and that might just prompt pause for reflection.

It's quite simple. He hasn't called for Sunak to resign. He's called for him to announce a general election.

RE your point 1, you're talking about Corbyn in 2019, but on a fairly similar programme, Corbyn did surprisingly well in 2017 RE your point in your previous post about the Conservatives being destroyed. I disagree. They've been around for 300 years and been in office for about 200 of those...

Yup. Also explains his comment that while he backs Sunak, he'll work with whoever is PM to improve the region.

That's because most don't want to confront what's patently obvious -- namely, that the electoral-representative model is suffering since its high-point in the mid-20C

They tend to not bother with local elections and, I think, only stood in one in seven of the contested seats. That might just be because whenever they do get councillors elected, they end up revealing their true character and, failing that, demonstrating their incompetence. This is all part of...

It's just like the last 10 minutes of our EL home time against Marseille. Compelling.

I partook of some mid-afternoon PSJC action a month or so ago on the forthcoming GE. Most notable comments: -- 14 Nov is the date -- quoted a pollster who predicted c150 seats for the Tories which PSJC found to be 'optimistic' Just had a look at the latest odds, and both clear odds-on