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  1. Some of us think Labour are going to get slaughtered in Wales. Is there a similar feeling in Scotland?

  2. Quite the opposite Smokey, in the latest polls Labour are in the same position as they were in 2005 and the SNP vote is falling away.
    The only 2 seats I can see Labour losing are Ochil&South Perthshire and Edinburgh South but there is still a good chance we may hold on to them. There is even a chance we could win seats, Dunbartonshire East and at an outside chance, Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch & Strathspey and Na h-Eileanan.
    I think it will be a close run thing between the SNP and Tories in Perth & North Perthshire and Angus.

  3. Dunbartonshire West:
    John McFall in as Labour MP and Candidates, yet text says he is retiring.

  4. Edinburgh South:
    Nigel Griffiths(Labour) in as retiring MP and Candidate.

  5. Annette Brooke appearing on the Mid-Dorset & North Poole page twice

  6. Morley and Outwood:
    Headings for Boundary Changes & Profile there, but no content. Typo in Ed Balls description :- Cholin Challen

  7. Anthony W:
    You may wish to ignore my last remark for Morley and Outwood. I thought you always did a profile (shows how much notice I take!). But there is 60% boundary change for this seat – which made me think it was of note.

  8. There’s been another update across the site (I’m automating updates as much as possible in preparation for the dreaded day when the nominations for each seat are published and I have to make sure 650 pages are right.) Again, please flag up any oddities

  9. AW:
    Chorley – web links in candidates list a bit awry. (I like the links out to other seats – great.)
    Norwich North – Chloe Smith and Candidates heading in twice.
    I have checked all the ones that were reported as failed last time, these are the only two.

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