Gordon Brown
There is a old saying in gambling that says ‘if it moves you can bet on it’ so we shouldn’t surprised that the potential movement of Gordon Brown out of number ten hasn’t been unnoticed by our odds making friends.
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Following the resignation of Scottish Office Minister David Cairns the have shortened their odds for Gordon Brown to be out of office by the end of the year to 13/8 from 7/4. Considering the PM may have made a bit of a ‘cock-up’ claiming that this isn’t the time to talk about internal matters that’s despite the Labour Party conference takes place next week, those odds might still be too long.
There has been some shaving for the price about a Labour Leadership contest taking place in 2008 to 11/8 from 6/4.
David Miliband is 2/1 favourite to succeed Brown despite his protests that he’s not thinking about it! There’s been a lot of talk in the papers about the ‘Lancashire Mafia’ plotting against the countries leader so it’s not a surprise that Jack straw is available at as short as 4/1 to take over at the top
With all this unrest Labour are now the longest odds to win the General Election that they’ve been since Tony Blair’s foray to the top. 5/2 I now the shockingly low price for party supports for them to be the largest Party after the next Election while the conservatives are now odds on to win the next election at 2/9.