Although a Conservative, I hold to the view that Labour are still the most likely candidate for victory at any pending General Election. David Cameron has the appearance of changing his stand with the wind. Even if Labour are a bad choice they are consistantly a bad choice people can fell secure.

Richard Jones, Houghton le Spring, Tyne and Wear

The Policies of both parties are not that far appart-hence Blairism is not dead at all - It is Camerons ability to think on his feet that does it.
Its tht simple

Malcolm Perry, Stroud Glos, U.K.

Will Nu Labour do anything about the ever increasing gangs of foreigners of all colours congregating on the streets of my city, glowering at the men and leering, catcalling, groping at the women.? The city i grew up in has gone, replaced by something much more malevolent.

steve, swansea, uk

Neil. Gloucester.

The Queen, as you put it the unelected Head of State, has dissolved a Government. She dissolved the Whitlam government in Australia around 30 plus years ago.The Whitlam government was a Labour government. The provenance is there; though unlikely to happen here.

M. Butcher, W-s-M, England

What does labour stand for?

Tax, removal of our liberty, less choice, more tax, arrogance, stealth tax, not listening to or doing things for the UK public and more tax!

Sadly, POWER CORRUPTS and Labour are misguided, insisting that they know what is better for me!

I DISAGREE...!

Clive, Cambridge,

At the next election Labour will be destroyed in England; Plaid Cymru & SNP will win Wales & Scotland. Labour's botched devolution chickens are coming home. The West Lothian question matters but Labour daren't deal with it. They have too many Scots MPs/Ministers but need them to win in Westminster.

Donna Walker, Effingham, England

The daftest policy proposal of all to come out of Warwick was that to reduce the voting age to 16. What on earth are Labour on? How can you give the vote to children who cannot buy drink and cigarettes, who cannot serve in the armed forces and who are not allowed to drive a car?

Richard Marriott, Kidderminster, England

the fact is we are fed up with Zanulabour and their arrogance. Brown is a feeble duffer but it's the crew that back him that we loathe and despise

peter c, devizes, wessex

once labour broke its word and had a free vote and interduced a full smoking ban and then followed it up by breaking another promise on the eu treaty they were doomed. the governments own figures say ther is 18million smokers in the uk the turn out for the last election was 28mill doomed is right

brian rice, halifax, uk

To Chris and Russ. Our unelected Head of State is actually a puppet of the politicians, and it would be almost impossible for her to "dissolve" Parliament without being called upon to do so by the Prime Minister.

Neil, Gloucestershire, England

The Labour Party, Nu, or old is morally bankrupt and facing a financial crisis.

Can they get real now?

Or preferably go away, never to return!

Alan Harvey, Fleet, UK

I agree with Russ that "The Queen needs to disolve parliament and give the electorate the chance to choose which party they want to take us through these troubled times. Maybe if enough correspondence and emails to Buckingham Palace were sent then she may exercise her rights on behalf of the nation

Chris Patrick Moore, Huddersfield, England

Brown going would make no difference. How can you vote for a party which takes away your liberty ie whats wrong with a sepperate room for smokers.Closes your local post office,and doing its very best to tax you out of your car.

cliff williamson, spilsby linconshire, england

Labour is not largely written off... It is finished as a political force and no change of prime minister will alter the view of the electorate, whom have rejected a man, whom arrogantly pushed his way into Number 10, despite the warnings of Tony Blair.

Richard, Jersey,

I don't care about Mr Brown or the rotten,corrupt,incompetent Labour Party, I care about this country. The Queen needs to dissolve parliament and call a general election.

Russ, Aberdeen, Scotland