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Election campaigns all over Britain began following the dissolution of parliament on March 30 (March 31 in Manila). British Prime Minister David Cameron warned voters they face a “stark choice” in May’s tight general election as he kicked off the campaign. Analysts say the May 7 election will be the closest in decades as the incumbent Conservatives battled Ed Miliband’s opposition Labour party. Opinion polls suggest that neither the center-right Conservatives nor center-left Labour will win an outright majority in the 650-seat House of Commons.
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