Brown was solid, of course, but most of the time he spoke a technocratic language that most Britons simply don't speak

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The overnight: His unforgivable lapse could lead to a sudden crumbling of the Labour vote. His best hope is tonight's debate

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Our electoral system's insane reality is that Lib Dem dreams will depend on the Labour party still doing well at the polls

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Asking Brown, Cameron and Clegg about their favourite smells and guilty pleasures gets some intriguing answers

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In an election that is all about change, Labour can't compete. The battle is between David Cameron and Nick Clegg

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In an election that is all about change, Labour is out of the race. The battle now is between David Cameron and Nick Clegg

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The PM has been packed off to the provinces by Peter Mandelson, but his rapport with the public is Windsoresque. Just don't expect him to ask for your vote

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Newspaper attacks will take the shine off the Lib Dem leader, but may ultimately expose the limits of influence of the Tory press

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The Lib Dem boom has left seasoned strategists baffled. This alien new world is full of deep craters for all parties

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It was going so well until Blackberrys began trembling with news that Lib Dems had pole-vaulted to 35%

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