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A hung parliament appears to be inevitable, so what happens next?

27 FEB 2015

Peter Riddell, director of the Institute for Government, writes exclusively for May2015 on what to expect if Britain wakes up to a hung parliament on May 8.

Publisher: New Statesman May2015

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