UK parliament in limbo, Brown to quit

BRITAIN’S parliament remains virtually in limbo as horse-trading continued yesterday among Liberal Democrats, The Conservatives and the Labour Party. Pressure mounted on the leader of Britain’s third-place Liberal Democrats, Nick Clegg, to make a decision whether to join the Conservatives

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