Three wins, four losses and three score draws in the predictions game.

The article presents information on the findings of the 2005 prediction survey. The record from the survey was mixed with three wins, four losses and three draws. One of the predictions readers got right was that manufacturing would not grow faster than the Great Britain economy as a whole. Another right prediction was that Labor would win its third consecutive general election in 2005. And, they were also right in saying that Tony Blair would still be in No 10 at the end of the year. One of the wrong predictions readers got was that the interest rates would be lower at the end of the year than at the beginning.