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12 May 2010

Fixed-term parliaments won’t prevent a second election

This government is unlikely to last until 2015.

By George Eaton

I have long been in favour of fixed-term parliaments, as endorsed by our new coalition government, but anyone who claims they will prevent a second election having to take place soon is wrong.

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