LONDON: Britain’s political leaders launched their last day of campaigning for the most unpredictable election in living memory which could yield no clear winner and weeks of haggling over the next government.
With neither Prime Minister David Cameron’s Conservatives nor Ed Miliband’s Labour expected to win a majority today and smaller parties on the rise, the election could also confirm a shift to a fragmented style of politics more familiar in other parts of Europe.
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