Theresa May vs Andrea Leadsom in the race to be next prime minister
It's Theresa May vs Andrea Leadsom in the race to be the next prime minister, and bookmakers make Mrs May odds-on favourite.
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It's Theresa May vs Andrea Leadsom in the race to be the next prime minister, and bookmakers make Mrs May odds-on favourite.
Bookmakers have made Steven Woolfe the early favourite in their Next UKIP Leader Betting odds market following Nigel Farage's decision to resign.
Bookmaker Ladbrokes on Wednesday once again made Boris Johnson favourite in the race to be the next Conservative Party leader.
George Osborne has been cut to 20/1 with bookmakers WIlliam Hill to be the next leader of the Conservative Party.
We're just hours away from the future of the United Kingdom being decided and Ladbrokes are offering new customers a big price boost on the EU Referendum outcome.
UKIP leader Nigel Farage has been backed by bookmakers to leave his position before next week. Ahead of Thursday's EU Referendum, Ladbrokes make Farage 8/11 to no longer be UKIP leader next Monday (June 27th).
British bookmaker Ladbrokes reported on Monday evening that 95% of EU Referendum placed with them during the day had been for 'Remain'.
With just a week to go until the EU Referendum, bookmaker Ladbrokes has reported that a London-based punter has placed a £35,000 bet on 'Remain'.
Bookmaker William Hill has installed Hillary Clinton as 1/3 favourite to become the next elected US President following her latest successes which make her virtually certain to be the Democrat candidate.
With Hillary Clinton struggling to see off the challenger of Bernie Sanders, bookmakers William Hill have lengthened her Presidential odds slightly from 4/11 to 2/5.
Next month's EU Referendum is on course to become the biggest political betting event ever, according to bookmakers William Hill.
Bookmaker William Hill is offering odds of just 8/13 that the final showdown to succeed Barack Obama as US President will be between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.