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  1. class="type-2"> 1550: We asked business owners if they feared the potential impact of a hung parliament following a survey by the HREF="either url here" ID="8644260" STYLE="LINK_Inline">British Chambers of Commerce on the matter. Duncan Barnes from Surrey told the BBC that a hung parliament would "snuff out" the recovery and Ben Burnside from Yorkshire agreed that the prospect is "extremely worrying". Tamara Cody-Boutcher from Somerset, however, said she would welcome a hung parliament because "the economy is too much for any one party to take on." HREF="http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8644260.stm" >Have Your Say: Businesses
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  1. 1530: A flurry of indignant tweets followed last week's supposed revelations that YouGov had started polling reaction to last week's prime ministerial debate before Nick Clegg had finished his closing speech. LibDem campaigner ibarhimtanguri tweeted: "Yougov have admitted calling voters during Clegg's statement. An attack on British democracy." YouGov confirmed that due to technical reasons it needed the online poll and the link to it to go live "just before the end of the debate" but no calls were made, since the poll was only conducted online. A storm in a tweet cup?
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