Britain remains on course for a hung parliament with the Tories still unable to establish the sort of lead needed for an overall majority, according to an opinion poll.

Tories seek to stem growing support in opinion polls for Nick Clegg, with party leader David Cameron warning that strong backing for the Liberal Democrats at next month's general election would lead to a hung parliament

Tories seek to stem growing support in opinion polls for Nick Clegg, with party leader David Cameron warning that strong backing for the Liberal Democrats at next month's general election would lead to a hung parliament

CONSERVATIVES 41% (-1) LABOUR 36% (+3) LIB DEMS 14% (-1) Labour back to General Election level of support The first of tonight’s new national opinion polls is just out and has Labour narrowing even further the gap with the Tories. The five point margin, if repeated at a general election, puts a general election well within hung parliaments territory.

A HUNG parliament remains the most likely outcome of the forthcoming general election, according to two more opinion polls published yesterday.

Statement from Respect Party Leader Salma Yaqoob The General Election is a matter of months away. Once again, this is an election in which only two parties are competing to form a government – Labour or the Tories. A series of opinion polls have pointed strongly to the defeat of the Labour government. The outcome,

The opinion polls are up-and-down day-in-day-out at the moment, making it almost impossible to say with any confidence whether we are firmly in hung parliament territory, or whether the most likely result is still a Tory victory at the coming general election. But one thing is beyond doubt: the last six months has seen a

For the last month the opinion polls have been suggesting a hung parliament is the most likely outcome of the forthcoming general election. This has spooked some of those “pin-striped Scargills”, who would much rather their Tory friends were able to start slashing public spending without the restraining need to build consensus ahead of what

Yesterday Chris Nicholson looked at what is worrying Labour. Today he turns to the Conservatives. What’s worrying the Tories? The consensus view after the local elections was that the Tories had done amazingly well and so had the least to worry about. But amongst strategists there are some very real concerns. The General Election had

Despite accusations of Conservative complacency in the run up to Thursday's General Election, a great deal of effort has gone into what happens if the result is not a clear cut one but results in a Hung Parliament with the Tories some way short of an overall majority. Here is what has now emerged as the Tory plan.