No the two main parties are separated by only a few hundred votes and the next closest are more than 10000 votes behind.

It's more accurate to say that Labour has moved to sit where the LibDems have always been, slightly left of centre.

Clegg is biding his time. He knows if he comes down off the fence one way or the other the electorate will vote for the other party to stop him propping up either a Labour or Tory weak government.

It's going to be a long, acrimonious and tedious campaign. I, for one, can't wait for it to be over and we can get on with the job rebuilding our country.

I think that Labour have leap frogged over the LibDems and are now slightly centre right. There policies are certainly right wing, while they may still have some old Lefties in the party they are ignored.

True.