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April 27, 2012

Britain Is Splintering Along Party Lines

Fraser Nelson, Daily Telegraph

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When the local elections are held next month, it could well be that a new picture of Britain starts to emerge. Rather than being one nation, with Tory shires and Labour cities, we may see a political tricolour, with the nationalists at the top, Labour in the middle and the Tories at the bottom.

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