'We Have 24 Hours To Save Britain': Cameron In Last Gasp Bid To Oust Brown As Four In 10 Voters As Still Undecided -- The Daily Mail
* Tory leader: 'We're going all out for a majority'
* Brown attacks Tory cuts in bid to shore up core vote
* Lib Dems now in danger of slipping back to third
* Simon Cowell declares his support for David Cameron
* New poll shows 38% of voters could still switch sides
* Ulster Unionists could prop up Tory government
David Cameron warned there are just 24 hours to 'save' Britain from another five years under Gordon Brown today as the party leaders frantically campaigned in a final push for votes.
With Britain still on course for a hung parliament, the Tory leader admitted he was nervous but insisted the Conservatives have 'every chance'.
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