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Will David Cameron be the UK's next Prime Minister?
Background: The tories are gathering support in the wake of Brown's sequence of misfortunes. Can Cameron capitalize and get the top spot in UK politics?
Settlement details:As announced by the BBC after Gordon Brown ceases to be the UK's Premiere.
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chris
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