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What would count as being victorious? More than 50% of the vote?

Unfair. He possibly has a role. He can take the letter withdrawing A50 and deliver it - provided he also agrees never to set foot in the UK ever again. Nor appear on any media.

A classic response to that is to suggest it is because of an ageing population. Or more demanding patients going to see GPs unnecessarily. Or the obesity crisis. Or the surge in diabetes. Or illegal drug taking. Or overburdening GPs with paperwork. Or "fast food". Or being "couch potatoes". One...

And if some accusations are untruths, well, live by the fraud, die (at least politically) by the fraud.

How much money would it take to place bets which shift the odds substantially?

To confirm, Guardian also: Brexit: European elections in UK definitely going ahead, says Lidington – live news Or, as "H" would say: Brexit: European elections in UK definately going ahead, says Lidington – live news

And all the people he has been found guilty of offences against? Do they feel the same way? Do they believe that the original offences have been expunged by the punishment courts have meted out to him?

Police investigating Ukip candidate for Jess Phillips rape comments European election candidate Carl Benjamin has added to original comments on YouTube

Or, a bit further down the page: And makes us rather bear those ills we have Than fly to others that we know not of?

The two of us, We both agree it's gonna be, The two of us, When people talk they smile and say they know it won't last.

How do you get the Board of Deputies of British Jews and the Muslim Council of Britain to agree? Discuss Farage. Nigel Farage under fire over 'antisemitic tropes' on far-right US talkshow Exclusive: Brexit party leader referred to ‘new world order’ in interviews with Alex Jones...

Also, I have been discussing his words. Those words might say, or imply, things that he would not actually do. But simply using of those words, in the way he has, is vile.

Did WS become, umm, less attractive, when he switched from being Liberal?

Some might consider it a bit on the glass houses front, perhaps: "Yes, but in the morning I'll be sober but you and I will still be ugly".

The use of the word "even" in context appears to imply rape is insignificant. (That is, it reads as dismissive as in this made-up example: No, I wouldn't shake hands with her, why, I wouldn't even rape her.) Further, he then suggests that he could decide to but that the second reason for not...

The way it was said clearly implies that the reason he did not rape her was her unattractiveness to him. Not that rape is absolutely WRONG. Even if dismissed as "figure of speech" or whatever, it is gross.

That would also be a pretty damning thing for a candidate for public office to declare.

Possible inference, indeed, one that is hard to avoid, is that he would rape her if she were attractive to him. Deeply unpleasant and also threatening both to her and to anyone else.

Do we know they did not? Pig-headed politicians (not initially intended to be a Cameron reference) often ignore excellent advice.

But did the imprint say Lib Dems?