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51.5k, 41k, ~24.5k to 12/9, 22.5k to 3/10

59k, 17k to 31/10, 24.5k, 44.5k, 1k on 13/6, 27k to 28/11

Michael Ball looks to be the lowest of these on my estimated T200 list, ~ #180's.

~63.5k, say #105 +/- 2 places

It's gotta be a wind-up! :o

Apparently *this* is the last week chart week of 2019, so I will expand this week's list to a T100.

They didn't stop making vinyl records...

Will we ever get a million-*selling* (as opposed to sales + streams) album (*) again? (*) Artist album Adele might be able to pull it off, but if even Ed Sheeran couldn't, who else? BTW, I only use free streaming, and that only rarely - I prefer CD's on the occasions I do buy music.

To clarify - I meant 'described to the general public as left-wing' as that could well lose them centre-right votes. Also, they might lose centre-left votes, as they 'might as well just go the whole hog & vote Labour'.

I doubt the LD's would like being called 'left-wing'... :mellow:

OK, noted.

You act like Impeachment is cut & dried - it is not. The Senate *has* to approve the process, or it won't continue.

So? I didn't say they *had*, you know how FPTP works. Anyhow, I bet you wouldn't be complaining if *Labour* had got a similarly large majority on a 43.5% vote share... :mellow: BTW, didn't you say that no party had increased its vote share in winning a 4th GE. How did that prediction work out?

The (Democrat controlled) House of Representatives vote to impeach him, but that's only stage 1 of the process - AIUI the (Republican controlled) Senate would have to approve it by a 2/3 majority, otherwise impeachment goes away, and he continues as President. Why are you using the present tense, when it is still in the future?

Or... people decided they'd be economically better off under the Tories, and voted accordingly. As well as Brexit, of course.

Maps show how 'youthquake' would have won Election for Labour if 18 to 24-year-olds had been only voters - while Tories would have been even bigger winners if over-65s were the only ones to go to the polls... https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-78...lds-voters.html Lots of interesting stuff, illustrating the growing age divide. Or if you can't bring yourself to click on a Mail link, here's one for the source... https://twitter.com/electionmapsuk?lang=en

Oh really, then why isn't Corbyn PM now? :rolleyes:

1. Assuming Trump isn't impeached, he will win a 2nd term. 2. A mutually beneficial Brexit deal *will* be signed this year.

People accuse me of baiting *you* - this comment proves it is not all one way.

Never heard of him.

16k to 13/10/16

Ok - I'll have to get back to you on that... 74k

I2r

~163k

Wrong again!