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Gordon Brown woos Liberal Democrats with electoral reform promise

Gordon Brown insists election is 'open' despite polls
GORDON Brown was set to tell supporters today that the general election is "wide open" in the wake of the televised leaders' debate.

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General Election 2010: Vote Nick Clegg, get Gordon Brown, say Tories:
The leader rejected a warning from David Cameron that a switch to the resurgent Liberal Democrats would be a 'vote Clegg, get Brown' scenario.

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General Election 2010: Gordon Brown vows a fight to the end
Gordon Brown tells Patrick Hennessy, Political Editor, how Labour is fighting to win 'Middle Britain' during the campaign.

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U.K. Election: 3rd place could keep Brown in power
Due to the mechanics of Britain’s voting system, a third place finish by Labour could keep incumbent Prime Minister Gordon Brown in power.

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Gordon Brown woos Liberal Democrats with electoral reform promise
Gordon Brown makes it clear he would be able to work with Nick Clegg to try and secure electoral reform.

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Posted by admin - April 19, 2010 at 14:17

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Darling reform

Darling reformDarling pushes for reform

Switzerland (Reuters) - Chancellor Alistair Darling urged regulators, politicians and the world's leading banks to reach a swift agreement on regulatory changes to keep up momentum generated after the credit crunch.

Speaking to Reuters on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum after two hours of talks between dozens of financial sector heavyweights on Saturday, Darling said some common ground had been reached.

"What has changed is there is an acceptance on the part of banks that they need to make changes and they need to make changes quickly," Darling said in the Swiss resort of Davos.

He said areas of agreement between the sides include the need to increase capital adequacy and living wills.

Referring to a weekend press report that some top bankers had agreed on the need for a wind-down levy, Darling said this was "one of a number of ideas," but said there was no agreement: "This was a discussion forum, no agreement has been reached. Agreements of this nature have to be reached by regulators, it has go to be reached by governments, and banks."

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Posted by admin - January 30, 2010 at 16:02

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