UK QUESTION: who won the election 2006 in may 2006?
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this was a local election, it depends which part of the UK you are enquiring about?\n\nGo to this link to get full results in each constituency\n\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/bsp/hi/vote2006/locals/map/html/map.stm
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MIDWIFERY BOARD EXAM RESULT THIS NOVEMBER 2006?
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DEMOCRATS WON!\nRUMSFELD RESIGNED!\nDeal with it
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Tony Blair. Same as it is now.
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The three big ones are:\n1) Labour\n2) Conservative\n3) Liberal Democrat\n\nAlthough the BNP (British National Party) seem to be gaining momentum, unfortunately.
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On 9th June, 2006 at 17.00 hrs
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Considering the election results...\n\nCrow?
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Winning a major election
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what was the question?
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Victoria from Wakefield won it\n\n Great Yorkshire Lass !
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I've deciphered you question and agree with you.\nI flew the St Georges Flag last Sunday.\nOn a recent enquiry form concerning my children at school, the questions were are you;\nWhite British\netc. etc. and the final question was..\nWhite Other. I ticked that one!!!
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vote. What a pointless waste of time, get rid of this Head Of State rubbish, you need one democratically elected leader and that's that.  The Yanks do it, and it seems to work for them.  I guess you can tell I'm a Brit who wants a republic, but I wouldn't replace the queen with a president, just keep the role of PM
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the united kingdom\n\nand theres none difference
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Try: http://news.bbc.co.uk
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At the present moment in time, neither.\n\nThe most recent poll published in the UK on November 7th suggested that at the next election Cameron will poll 36%, Brown will poll 33% and Campbell will poll 20%. This means that the Conservatives would have a lead of 3% over Labour (indicating a swing of 3% to Con since 2005).\n\nWhen you run those numbers through an election calculator you get the following forecast House of Commons:\n\nLabour 304 seats (despite being 3% behind the Conservatives)\nConservatives 263 seats\nLiberal Democrats 51 seats\nOthers 32 seats\n\nLeaving us with a hung parliament and the Liberal Democrats having the balance of power.
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That's a bit handy, I've just finished tallying Camden up:\n\nShare of Vote: Labour 30%, Lib Dems 28%, Con 27%, Respect 0%, Ind 0%, Green 14%, CPA 0%, UKIP 0%
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The British National Party are fielding 365 candidates in 76 councils (of the 176 councils being elected on May 4th 2006) and as at the general election they polled 192,850 votes (0.72%) there is every chance that not only will the poll at least that number again (perhaps a little less due to reduced turnouts and multi member voting) but could easily win more than the 21 councillors elected at the last elections but I doubt that they will win control of any councils.