- Gordon Brown's government will continue to unravel slowly. By the end of the year, the polls will look like Labour 28%, Lib Dems 18%, Tories 45%.
- The economy will slow, but avoid a recession. GDP for 2008 will be 1.5%.
- Interest rates will end the year on 4.5%, CPI 1.9%, RPI 3.9 %.
- Several ministers will resign, stating irreconcilable differences of opinion with the PM.
- Charles Clarke, Alan Milburn and Stephen Byers will all pipe up asking for a real revolution in New Labour and stating that GB is not the change the country needs.
- Nick Clegg will move the Lib Dems to the right whilst being put under pressure from his party for moving too far.
- Funding scandals will claim a scalp on the Labour and Conservative front benches. Probably Peter Hain, but not George Osborne.
- Barack Obama will face John McCain and beat him to become President-Elect by the end of the year.
- Ken Livingstone narrowly beats Boris Johnson for Mayor of London.
- Kimi Raikkonen wins the F1 championship by 10 points from Lewis Hamilton. Felipe Massa comes third, Fernando Alonso fourth, Heikki Kovalainen fifth and Nick Heidfeld sixth.
Squiffy.
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