Will Cameron stop Juncker becoming EU Chief?
Ladbrokes’ Head of Politics Trading, Matthew Shaddick, provides the inside take on the latest Politics news.
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Newark – UKIP now 3/1 to win first MP
Ladbrokes’ Head of Politics Trading, Matthew Shaddick, provides the inside take on the latest Politics news.
Newark By-election – latest betting news.
Ladbrokes’ Head of Politics Trading, Matthew Shaddick, provides the inside take on the latest Politics news.
Is Clegg toast and who would replace him?
Ladbrokes’ Head of Politics Trading, Matthew Shaddick, provides the inside take on the latest Politics news.
Top five betting moves following the Euro elections
Ladbrokes’ Head of Politics Trading, Matthew Shaddick, provides the inside take on the latest Politics news.
Betting markets beat pollsters in Euro elections.
Ladbrokes’ Head of Politics Trading, Matthew Shaddick, provides the inside take on the latest Politics news.
Tory polls suggest all is not lost for Labour under Ed Miliband
Despite their underwhelming local results Labour are still just about on course for 2015
Where will Farage stand? – the latest betting
Ladbrokes’ Head of Politics Trading, Matthew Shaddick, provides the inside take on the latest Politics news.
UKIP’s General Election Odds
Ladbrokes’ Head of Politics Trading, Matthew Shaddick, provides the inside take on the latest Politics news.
Betting markets react to UKIP successes
Ladbrokes’ Head of Politics Trading, Matthew Shaddick, provides the inside take on the latest Politics news.
Polling Day Update from the Betting Markets
Ladbrokes’ Head of Politics Trading, Matthew Shaddick, provides the inside take on the latest Politics news.
Is Farage right? UKIP leader predicts European elections win
The leader of the UK Independence Party is confident of victory – should you be?
Local and European elections betting update
Ladbrokes’ Head of Politics Trading, Matthew Shaddick, provides the inside take on the latest Politics news.
The Ladbrokes Euro Election Betting Guide
Ladbrokes’ Head of Politics Trading, Matthew Shaddick, provides the inside take on the latest Politics news.
Tower Hamlets Mayoral Election – Is Rahman Toast?
Ladbrokes’ Head of Politics Trading, Matthew Shaddick, provides the inside take on the latest Politics news.
Should The Observer have consulted a bookmaker?
Ladbrokes’ Head of Politics Trading, Matthew Shaddick, provides the inside take on the latest Politics news.
UKIP and the betting markets
Ladbrokes’ Head of Politics Trading, Matthew Shaddick, provides the inside take on the latest Politics news.
Will the Lib Dems get wiped out in this week’s Euro elections?
Ladbrokes’ Head of Politics Trading, Matthew Shaddick, provides the inside take on the latest Politics news.
Liberal Democrats v Ladbrokes: Who will win the Battle of Richmond?
Ladbrokes’ Head of Politics Trading, Matthew Shaddick, provides the inside take on the latest Politics news.
An Independence from Europe; will they ruin UKIP bets?
Ladbrokes’ Head of Politics Trading, Matthew Shaddick, provides the inside take on the latest Politics news.
Johnson backed to take on Cameron’s Conservative hot seat
The smart money is on the seemingly not-so-smart London Mayor being the next Tory leader
Buzzword Bingo is back for Clegg v Farage’s next encounter
Immigration, Russia and Vladimir Putin all hot topics that could feature in second EU debate
Buzzword Bingo returns as Ladbrokes once again bet on the Budget
Bookmaker’s popular selection of bets accompany Chancellor George Osborne’s speech
UKIP by-election gains to swell Tory misery in Manchester
Farage's single-issue Sallys are odds-on to heap further embarrassment on Cameron
‘Energy Prices’ and ‘China’ top Autumn Statement buzzwords
It is 1/1 that George Osborne busts out his favoured blue colour tie for pre-budget speech
Labour set to play the long game with Jowell’s Mayoral tilt
Dulwich and West Norwood MP can take over from Boris Johnson in 2016
Ladbrokes turn up the heat on Miliband ahead of the next election
Labour leader now 4/1 to be replaced before public go to the polls
Ryan and Bush at front of leading Republicans in 2016 election
But Hillary Clinton remains favourite to be Democratic nominee and take presidency