UK polls put political, economic stability on the line
Polls say Tories and Labour are neck and neck. In victory, each must go into a coalition with anti-business parties
London
POPULIST and Nationalist party voters could well scuttle British political and economic stability in the coming May 7 general election.
Polls done in the last few months have consistently indicated that either the Conservatives or Labour will have to form a coalition with a smaller party with policies that could hinder business.
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