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The Mori/NOP survey gives Labour a comfortable majority with the Conservatives getting 209 seats and the Liberal Democrats 53.
The prediction forecasts that Labour will win a 37% share of the national vote, with the Tories on 33% and the Lib Dems on 22%.
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