OK, it's actually official: Miliband is desperate.

[CommanderJameson]

Didn't take as long as I thought it would, but he's "reaching out to the Liberal Democrats", offering them the chance to participate in his [s]longest suicide note in history[/-]big policy review thing.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-11981011

That's one way of saying "Labour isn't electable in any way, shape or form", I suppose.

[Bing o]

You mis-spelt desperate, it has a T N U and C in it.

[HowMuchLonger]

den super cat te

[Bill]

It's ace. I have to admit I read the headline and was concerned they might pull off a coup over student fees but Tim Farron's put the boot in good and proper:

The Beeb said:

Lib Dem Tim Farron said Labour spent years "sucking up to Rupert Murdoch and George Bush - why would any progressive even give them a second glance?"

Mr Farron, the party's president-elect, added: "Liberal Democrats have started fixing Labour's economic mess, taking millions of people out of income tax and reforming British politics.

"Continuing that work is something far more attractive to Liberal Democrats than helping Ed Miliband's increasingly desperate attempts to work out what he actually stands for."

[Fittster]

"YouGov’s weekly poll for the Sunday Times has topline figures of CON 40%, LAB 42%, LDEM 9%. It’s the first time YouGov have shown Labour pulling ahead of the Conservatives since just after the first big student protests in November (the one where the building containing Conservative party HQ was invaded)."

[url]http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/blog/archives/2909[url]

Things are a little more complicated.

Lets see how all the colours useless gits are doing come the local elections. That's the first real test for everyone.