David Cameron was captured by aerial cameras on his way to Buckingham Palace. BBC Royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell says his conversation with the Queen will be a short formality. Normally only new prime ministers are requested for an audience, where the Queen asks them to form a government.
Election Live: David Cameron in No 10 as Miliband, Clegg, Farage quit - BBC News
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As you so rightly say BB the pollsters were wrong and have been so for some time.
However, while the SNP are receiving 50% of the media chatter they do only have 9% of the seats, and with the Tories having an absolute majority, I suspect their "springboard for another Scottish independence referendum." will actually be over an empty pool with Cameron controlling the water supply.
It will be a while before we will see a repeat of the past (2013) : Scottish Independence Referendum Act .
I am more interested in David Cameron’s EU referendum gamble which he promised to pursue during the election campaign
"a referendum on the UK’s membership of the European Union. That poll must happen by the end of 2017 if David Cameron is to honour the Tories’ manifesto commitment"
The times are certainly interesting over/up there!
@icyfroth wrote:
Election Live: David Cameron in No 10 as Miliband, Clegg, Farage quit - BBC News
David Cameron was captured by aerial cameras on his way to Buckingham Palace. BBC Royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell says his conversation with the Queen will be a short formality. Normally only new prime ministers are requested for an audience, where the Queen asks them to form a government.
Why didn't this tosser stand? because he's full of hot air and a member of the guardianistas who thought they had it in the bag. Let's hope this loser pulls his head in in future, he did no one any favours and only exposed himself as an attention seeker of the left, the very worst kind.
