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The polling has been started in England to elect the next Prime Minister today.The three main parties would be contesting for 650 seats of the parliament. Former Premier Grodon Brown of Labour Party, David Cameron of the Conservative and Nick Clegg of Liberal Democrat are in the run for the premiership. The three leaders have made their final appeal to the public before voting gets underway. The former prime minister said only Labour could take the country forwards and would always be on your side.Conservative leader Mr Cameron said a victory for his party would bring hope, optimism and change.Urging voters to trust their better instincts, Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg said this election is our chance.A record number of British Pakistanis are likely to be elected to the 650 seats strong House of CommonsThe polling for the House of Commons would be conducted in 650 constituencies. The polling would begin at 7:00am BST and would continue till 10:00pm BST. Brown is trying his best to woo the voters to bag a fourth consecutive victory for the Liberal Party and set out on a 36 hours long countrywide visits.
