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The Conservatives have extended their lead over Labour to nine points, an opinion poll suggests. The YouGov daily tracker survey puts the Tories on 41%, two points up on the previous day, while Labour are up one on 32%. The Liberal Democrats are down two on 18%. YouGov questioned 1,578 UK residents on 13 and 14 April. UKcerberus writes: I just don't see the point of the leaders' debate. These characters are trained and educated to debate until the cows come home. They know that whatever they say - even as election promises - they don't need to keep those promises if they get into power. If there was a law MAKING them keep their pre-election promises, maybe we would see some truth come out. So, we're going to end up with a trio of show-offs demonstrating how wonderfully they can talk, and viewing figures that the TV company will be delighted with. It's a con. A total con. >Have Your Say
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