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Surprise Election Results Highlight Quirks of UK Voting System
Scotland's nationalists were seen as winners in Britain's election and the UK Independence Party losers -- but the latter won more support, highlighting peculiarities in the voting system that are prompting calls for change.
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Felicity Cloake's Guide to Eating Your Way Through General Election Night
From the Fairtrade Natalie Bennett cocktail to the Tory just desserts, there's something for everyone determined to stay up as the 2015 results come in.
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Opinion: Cameron Has Championed India's Interests Like Few British PMs
Tomorrow, Britain will go to the polls to elect its new government. This is one of the strangest elections in recent memory in the country as there is no sense of who might be the winner. The opinion polls are putting the two main national parties, the Conservatives and the Labour, neck-and-neck.
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UK Polls Debate Fails to Yield Any Clear Winners
The only televised debate between British Prime Minister David Cameron, opposition leader Ed Miliband and five others yielded no clear winners, making it more difficult for pollsters to predict the outcome of next month's election.
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Surprise Election Results Highlight Quirks of UK Voting System
Scotland's nationalists were seen as winners in Britain's election and the UK Independence Party losers -- but the latter won more support, highlighting peculiarities in the voting system that are prompting calls for change.
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Felicity Cloake's Guide to Eating Your Way Through General Election Night
From the Fairtrade Natalie Bennett cocktail to the Tory just desserts, there's something for everyone determined to stay up as the 2015 results come in.
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Opinion: Cameron Has Championed India's Interests Like Few British PMs
Tomorrow, Britain will go to the polls to elect its new government. This is one of the strangest elections in recent memory in the country as there is no sense of who might be the winner. The opinion polls are putting the two main national parties, the Conservatives and the Labour, neck-and-neck.
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UK Polls Debate Fails to Yield Any Clear Winners
The only televised debate between British Prime Minister David Cameron, opposition leader Ed Miliband and five others yielded no clear winners, making it more difficult for pollsters to predict the outcome of next month's election.
