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Will David Cameron be the UK's next Prime Minister?
Current forecast: 50% chance 
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Combining all predictions, the current forecast is that this is 50% likely to happen (down 18% in last 1 day)
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?
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As announced by the BBC after Gordon Brown ceases to be the UK's Premiere.
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Suspend date: Thu 31st Dec 2009 12am PST (1 year to go)
Initial likelihoods: Yes: 40%
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score: 10
The Times 1 day ago
THE music mogul once hailed as proof of new Labours Cool Britannia credentials has gone cold on Gordon Brown and says he thinks David Cameron would do a better job. Alan McGee, who discovered Oasis, thinks the Tory leader is better equipped to lead
score: 10
Sunday Times 2 days ago
THE rock music mogul once hailed as proof of new Labours Cool Britannia credentials has gone cold on Gordon Brown and switched his backing to David Cameron. Alan McGee, famous for discovering Oasis, has said the Tory leader is better equipped to lead
score: 10
Mail Online UK 5 days ago
Public confidence in Gordon Brown's leadership has fallen sharply in the wake of Monday's Pre-Budget Report, a poll has showed. The Populus survey, published on The Times's website, found 42 per
score: 10
Channel 4 News 6 days ago
The possibility of increasing VAT after the next election dominated the exchange at prime minister's questions. Gordon Brown and David Cameron battle at prime minister's questions over helping small businesses and tax rises. After acrimonious Commons
score: 10
Mail Online UK 1 week ago
Gordon Brown officially killed off speculation of an early general election yesterday by warning it would be 'completely wrong' to hold one. The Prime Minister said the public would not thank
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