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Newsflash: PM to announce 6 May General Election

By Damien Fahy
1 min read Published: 05 Apr 2010

According to the BBC Gordon Brown will announce the date of the Election tomorrow. Given that the country's finances will be at the heart of this Election I could not let the announcement pass without a mention.

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