Ed Miliband leads David Cameron in prime minister stakes

ft.com ^ | February 9, 2015 | Jim Pickard

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Ed Miliband still has a two in three chance of becoming Britain’s next prime minister, according to a new election model set up by the opinion polling firm Populus.

But the Labour leader has only a 2 per cent chance of winning a majority under the model — as remote a chance as a Conservative outright victory.

The imminent general election is one of the most difficult to predict in modern history, with most polls pointing towards another hung parliament. Several have even suggested that Labour and the Tories could get exactly the same number of seats.

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Scottish and Welsh nationalists are demanding a veto on Britain leaving the EU, insisting every nation in the UK require a majority in favour of exit.

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“Prime minister Lord North is remembered for only one thing – losing America,”

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Frederick North, Lord North

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Nigel Farage was holed up in a Ukip office for almost two hours today after it became surrounded by protesters.

After police told the Ukip leader not to leave the office in Rotherham

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UKIP sorry for PC Ali Hassan death 'karma' tweet

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Here comes the "freebies"...

Labour Party pledges to double paternity leave if elected

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For some reason Bart from Blazing Saddles came to mind.
Fire the lot and start again.

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a zombie government

“fruit machine”

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Fire the lot and start again.

it is more than conceivable that all three leaders could be displaced after the election – Edward Miliband and Nick Clegg in the immediate aftermath with David Cameron facing a leadership challenge during the summer.”

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UKIP baby.

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the FT is a hard LEFT propaganda outfit.
It spits out pure crap.