The prospects of a Lib-Lab pact suffered a major setback after Gordon Brown's bad-tempered phone call. The row was disclosed after Nick Clegg held a secret face-to-face meeting with Tory leader David Cameron in Whitehall’s Admiralty House. More than half of the voters in the BPIX poll wants David Cameron to reject any deal with the Lib Dems and rule on his own as Prime Minister in a minority Conservative Government. Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage has spoken of the moment he thought he was going to die when his light aircraft crashed on polling day, saying: ‘I must be the luckiest man alive.’ Shortly before being discharged from the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford, Mr Farage, 46, called the incident ‘the scariest moment of my life’.A diatribe laced with threats: Brown vents rage in furious call to Clegg as Lib Dem leader holds cloak-and-dagger meeting with Cameron
7 in 10 say Brown should quit now: New poll reveals that most voters want Tories to govern without Lib Dems
There was petrol in my hair and I thought this is going to go bang: UKIP's Nigel Farage recalls his near fatal accident
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Sunday, 9 May 2010
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