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British party leaders to hold TV election debates
22 hours ago ago from Bao Viet Nam
The leaders of Britain's three main political parties will take part in a series of televised debates before next year's general election, broadcasters and politicians said Monday. Prime Minister Gordon Brown(R) with Conservative Party Leader David Cameron in November 2009. Prime Minister Gordon Brown of the Labour Party will go head-to-head with David Cameron, leader of the main opposition ...
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20 hours ago ago from David Lindsay
I suppose that the whole thing might at least expose once and for all that they are all exactly the same. But you can't stretch that out for nine hours. Of course, if we must have these things, then no party contesting fewer than fifty per cent plus one of the seats should be on them. What on earth for? But by all means let there be further ones in Scotland and Wales featuring the SNP and Plaid Cymru, though not with whoever purports to be ...
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