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The PM, David Cameron and Nick Clegg would go head-to-head in the live talks - which would be a first in British history if they were to go ahead. Full Article at The Sun
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The Prime Minister is the last of the Westminster party leaders to agree to what would be the first such event in UK electoral history. Full Article at The Scotsman
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Gordon Brown has finally signalled that he is ready to take part in a series of television debates with the other main party leaders. In a letter posted on the Labour Party website, the Prime Minister said he believed there should be a "strong focus" Full Article at Birmingham Post
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Prime Minister Gordon Brown delivers his keynote speech at the Labour Party Conference in Brighton Photo: GETTY IMAGES In a letter posted on the Labour Party website, the Prime Minister said he believed there should be "a wide ranging series of... Full Article at The Telegraph
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Writing on the Labour Party's website Mr Brown said he wanted to cover a series of issues including school standards, the economy the NHS and anti-social behaviour. Full Article at Daily Star
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I believe we too should take our debate to the people
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I relish the opportunity of making our case directly to the people of this country
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It is right that there will be a strong focus on the leaders' debates and it is right that in a Cabinet system of government that ministers and opposition ministers also debate the issues in a series of debates on television and radio too
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