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Why aren’t the Tories winning?

They should be miles ahead given the state of the economy, schools, the NHS

4 April 2015

9:00 AM

4 April 2015

9:00 AM

When launching the Conservatives’ campaign this week, David Cameron told party activists that the general election was ‘on a knife edge’. He is right. His chances are little better than 50/50, which is terrifying given the calibre of his opponent. The Prime Minister is entering this election with a list of achievements matched by almost no other leader in Europe.

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