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Scarred By Election Flop, British Pollsters Diverge Over Brexit
If you believe online polls, Britain's looming referendum on whether to quit the European Union will be a tight race that the "out" camp could win. But if you trust telephone polls, the "in" camp should triumph by a wide margin.
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UK Election Results: Scottish National Party Wins 56 Out of 59 Scottish Seats
The pro-independence Scottish National Party won 56 out of 59 seats in Scotland in Britain's general election, final results showed today, multiplying ninefold their current total of six MPs.
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Pound Jumps on Election Lead for Britain's Conservatives
The British pound jumped today after exit polls showed Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservatives headed for victory, while the dollar won support on hopes for a solid US jobs report later in the day.
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UK Election Results: Power Proves Toxic for Britain's Liberal Democrats
Britain's Liberal Democrats had hoped that entering government for the first time five years ago would recast their image as a party that meant business. Instead, it has brought them to the brink of collapse.
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Labour Leader Ed Miliband Admits 'Disappointing' UK Vote
Labour leader Ed Miliband admitted toady his party had a "very disappointing and difficult night" in Britain's election, in which exit polls indicated a surprise surge for the centre-right Conservative party.
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Tough Times Ahead Even if David Cameron Wins UK Vote: Experts
David Cameron may be on course for a bigger than expected mandate at the British general election but could ultimately end up a more constrained prime minister, experts said today.
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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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Scarred By Election Flop, British Pollsters Diverge Over Brexit
If you believe online polls, Britain's looming referendum on whether to quit the European Union will be a tight race that the "out" camp could win. But if you trust telephone polls, the "in" camp should triumph by a wide margin.
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UK Election Results: Scottish National Party Wins 56 Out of 59 Scottish Seats
The pro-independence Scottish National Party won 56 out of 59 seats in Scotland in Britain's general election, final results showed today, multiplying ninefold their current total of six MPs.
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Pound Jumps on Election Lead for Britain's Conservatives
The British pound jumped today after exit polls showed Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservatives headed for victory, while the dollar won support on hopes for a solid US jobs report later in the day.
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UK Election Results: Power Proves Toxic for Britain's Liberal Democrats
Britain's Liberal Democrats had hoped that entering government for the first time five years ago would recast their image as a party that meant business. Instead, it has brought them to the brink of collapse.
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Labour Leader Ed Miliband Admits 'Disappointing' UK Vote
Labour leader Ed Miliband admitted toady his party had a "very disappointing and difficult night" in Britain's election, in which exit polls indicated a surprise surge for the centre-right Conservative party.
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Tough Times Ahead Even if David Cameron Wins UK Vote: Experts
David Cameron may be on course for a bigger than expected mandate at the British general election but could ultimately end up a more constrained prime minister, experts said today.
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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.
