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"I can't pretend I'm not nervous," admits David Cameron ahead of tomorrow's TV debate. But he tells the BBC: "My worry isÂ… I hope the public don't feel short-changed. It looks like we might only get through eight questions in 90 minutes. I do worry that we might have ended up with a format that may be a bit slow and sluggish." Ian from Lancaster writes: All parties talk about a fairer Britain. Why does this always mean taking money off the better off and giving to those who can't be bothered? I came from a council estate, so I had no silver spoon. I just worked hard for everything I have and I'm fed up with giving it to other people, simply for politicians to buy votes. HREF="http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/haveyoursay/2010/04/what_would_be_your_manifesto.html" >Have Your Say
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