Prime minister tells rally he won’t apologise for putting the economy at centre of re-election bid after negative comments from media mogul and Tory supportersDavid Cameron has defended his election campaign after donors accused him of being lacklustre and Rupert Murdoch warned he could soon be facing the chop. The prime minister countered the charge by saying: “If you want political excitement, go to Greece. If you want more showbiz in this election, go to Hollywood.UK. Polls all indicate hung parliament, possible constitutional crisis. Doubt the crisis bit. Deals, maybe dirty, will be done.Scots may be crazy or not wanting self rule, but who can deny right of self determination? Feels inevitable over next few years.UK. Likely approximate outcome, far from certain - Con 294 seats, Lab 265, SNP 48, LD. 25, odds 18. Everything still to tight for!UK. Failure to win majority against either Brown in crisis or Miliband would mean chop for Cameron. Open talk today in party and press. Continue reading...
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