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What must Cameron give to Clegg for the Lib Dems to stay loyal?

Education and tax policy may be on the table — along with state funding of political parties

19 October 2013

9:00 AM

19 October 2013

9:00 AM

Ten days before polling day in 2010, it was clear that a hung parliament was the most likely result of the election. But when interviewed by The Spectator at the time, David Cameron refused to discuss what parts of the Tory manifesto were up for discussion in any possible coalition.

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