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Election 2010

  • Posted: 14th April 2010
  • Updated: 29th November 2010
  • Occurred: 6th May 2010
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Election 2010

Political leaders have headed off on the campaign trail after Prime Minister Gordon Brown announced the UK general election would be held on 6 May. Listed here are some of the political parties contesting seats across the UK. But who will you be voting for? Have your say here!

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Pud
Posts: 4706		 Breaking News: David Cameron will make a statement at 1430
Posted: 07 May 10 6:29 AM New
Pud David Cameron will make a statement at 1430 in which he will set out how he will seek to form a Government.
Pud
Posts: 4706		 Breaking News: David Cameron will make a statement at 1430
Posted: 07 May 10 7:35 AM New
Pud David Owen has just said that it is Gordon Brown's duty to deliver strong, stable government and not a weak government made up of many small factions. The CBI has also made a similar assertion. These views seem to indicate a feeling amongst some that Gordon Brown should resign and allow a coallition lead by the Tories (and including the Lib Dems) to take power. Let's see what Cameron says at 1430.
Pud
Posts: 4706		 Breaking News: David Cameron will make a statement at 1430
Posted: 07 May 10 8:55 AM New
Pud 1345: Gordon Brown says Nick Clegg should be free to take as long as necessary to talk to Cameron over forming a coalition government. If those talks fail, Labour will offer instant legislation to change the voting system in return for Liberal Democrat support.
Bob
Posts: 961		 Breaking News: David Cameron will make a statement at 1430
Posted: 07 May 10 9:51 AM New
Bob Gordon Brown must be quite desperate to be offering that cookie. Proportional representation will basically mean a lot more hung parliaments in the future. It will also mean that Nick Griffin will probably get voted in the next election as well.
Pud
Posts: 4706		 Breaking News: David Cameron will make a statement at 1430
Posted: 07 May 10 10:35 AM New
Pud Agreed. Not sure if Gordon Brown has actually promised proportional representation or not. And I believe that David Cameron has just said that he will offer Nick Clegg a cross party committee to discuss electoral reform. I guess there are varying levels of PR that could be implemented between "1st past the post" and "full on PR".
Tin
Posts: 840		 Breaking News: David Cameron will make a statement at 1430
Posted: 07 May 10 12:02 PM New
Tin Gordon Brown is desperate to cling to power and is willing to whore himself in any way to stay on.

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