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Who will win the Brighton Pavilion constituency at the next UK General Election?
Background: Caroline Lucas, the Green MEP, is hotly tipped to become the first Green MP in the UK Parliament. Will she win or will she be beaten by Labour or another party?
Settlement details:As reported by a major mainstream news source.
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BBC 27 weeks ago
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Business Day 27 weeks ago
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MSNBC 27 weeks ago
their lawmakers' lavish expense claims say they will exact revenge at the ballot box next month, with ruling Labour set to be the prime target. British politicians often lament voter apathy but headlines about members of parliament (MPs) reclaiming the
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Die Welt 27 weeks ago
lot and we all feel betrayed, said Dave Prior, 60, who runs a drainage company in central England. 'Labour has lost control of everything, added Prior, who was visiting the Westfield shopping centre in the city of Derby. Prior said he would vote
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ONE News 27 weeks ago
22% according to a YouGov survey for the Sun newspaper which asked how people would vote in a general election. The poll put the Conservatives on 41% and the Liberal Democrats, Britain's second opposition party, on 19%. The voting intentions would be

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