Conservatives, Lib Dems to meet again today

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09 May,2010 12:23 pm

Conservative and Liberal Democrat negotiators would meet again on Sunday (today) to thrash out strategy to form a future government for worlds third largest economy. In an email to party members Mr Cameron said he would not be rushed into any agreement but added that he may be able to give ground in some areas. Mr Cameron says he would not give any more powers to Europe, nor would he be weak on immigration or defence. He said areas of common ground are education reform, building a low-carbon economy, reforming the political system, decentralizing power, protecting civil liberties and scrapping ID cards.On Saturday, Nick Clegg met David Cameron as the two party leaders try to thrash out a deal on power sharing at Admiralty House in London on Saturday evening in a meeting described by the Conservatives as productive and amicable.