Watching the collapse of the British Conservative Party after 190 years of its existence has been quite experienced

but this latest twist is frankly just out of this world. The party's campaign director and two Conservative candidates

have been embroiled in what is being described as a row over alleged

betting on the general election day. The Tory campaign's director, Tony Lee, is the husband of Laura

Saunders, the Tory candidate in Bristol, Northwest, who previously

worked in Tory Party HQ. Now she's facing an inquiry. Now this Tory campaign director has gone on a leave of absence. Now some of you might be surprised to hear the toys even have a campaign director given how things are going, but it's two weeks before general election and the governing party has just lost its campaigns

director that frankly is completely nutly insane but also pretty funny if

we'll be honest now last week it was revealed that the closest aid of

a she select prime minister for another, placed a 100 pound bet with

lad Brooks at 5 to 1 on a July poll.

Factory could the gambling commission to order the bookies to go through all significant bets that

had been placed on an election in July.

It gets even funnier.

Yesterday, the choice put out a video with the text.

If you bet on Labor, you can never win featuring a gambling machine.

They then deleted it. Not quite sure why they did that.

Obviously they've never heard of a strizzan defect. Do look that up if you would avoid the same

faith. But then it gets truly disturbing. Jim Waterson, political media editor, The Guardian,

has put out a graph which is data scraped from Bet Fair

on Betts made on a July election.

It shows amounts matched on such an election

from 13th of May to 21st of May the day before Roushe Senac announced the general election.

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