Another Sour Sunday for Gordon Brown.
                   
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11-May-2008 13 related
        

The first thing Gordon Brown will think when he wakes up this morning will be: "today can't be as bad as last Sunday". Then he will read about the ICM survey for the Mail on Sunday which puts the Tories on 43%, Labour on 39% and the Liberal Democrats on 16% in the Crewe... [read full story]                    

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