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Let the people decide - Cameron

David Cameron rallies the Tories, challenging Gordon Brown to call a snap election and "let the people decide".

Cameron speech in full

Your views: Cameron speech

Speech in full

I won't let you down, says Brown

Gordon Brown says he will "not let the British people down" in his keynote speech to the Labour conferences.

I'm not too old, says Sir Menzies

Sir Menzies Campbell hits back at critics who say he is too old, in his keynote speech to the Lib Dem conference.

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THE BIG PICTURE

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POLTICS PROGRAMMES

LABOUR CONFERENCE

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Eyes on PM over 'snap election'

Labour finances 'election ready'

Labour 'recruits election staff'

'Mistakes' made over 7/7 reaction

'Self-defence' law to be reviewed

CONSERVATIVE CONFERENCE

Conservatives to axe home packs

Tories would cut inheritance tax

Tories 'party of NHS' - Lansley

Tories pledge energy 'revolution'

Gove hails 'citizen service' plan

Johnson is Tory mayor candidate

LIB DEM CONFERENCE

I would stand for leader - Clegg

Sir Menzies 'relaxed' over rivals

Lib Dems demand plastic bag tax

Surveillance 'threat to UK' - Clegg

Send poor pupils to Eton - Cable

Kennedy's rallying cry on poverty

PLAID CYMRU

Plaid 'must shape Wales' future'

UK INDEPENDENCE PARTY

UKIP prepares for battle over EU

GREEN PARTY CONFERENCE

Green shoots of growth for party

TRADES UNION CONGRESS

Analysis: Brown and the TUC

HAVE YOUR SAY

I think Mr Brown will not call a snap election. He'll want to spend as much time at Number 10 as possible.

John G, Clitheroe, UK

Age is irrelevant - I can hardly believe the vitriol directed at Campbell just for being old.

Lippy Lippo, Herne Bay, UK

I have been uncertain of David Cameron for a while now, but I thought this speech was compelling.

David Ingram, Hong Kong

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