UK election battle set to commence

Gordon Brown was tonight preparing to fire the starting gun for the 2010 British general election.

UK election battle set to commence
Mon, 05 Apr, 2010 - 18:56

Gordon Brown was tonight preparing to fire the starting gun for the 2010 British general election.

After months of anticipation, the UK prime Minister is finally set to visit the Queen tomorrow to request the dissolution of Parliament for a May 6 election.

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