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But more boldly, in an effort to show decisiveness, he also announced plans to end the automatic affiliation to Labour of about three million union members unless they specifically ask otherwise.

Because of the way in which constituency boundaries are set for the 650 House of Commons seats, the Conservatives need to win by a margin over Labour of about seven percentage points just to eke out a majority.

On Tory MPs who are secretly hoping for Alex Salmond to triumph Thursday week, Trimble said: "They are privately wanting this not just because it would rob Labour of about 40 seats in the next House of Commons.

While a turnout of 50% would return a Tory majority of over 100, a 78% turnout would see a Labour majority of about 25.

There may be hundreds of thousands of pots at one nursery and, says Greg Timbol, in charge of business development at Harvest Technologies, each pot typically needs to be moved at least five times, at a labour cost of about two cents per move.

Churni Ganguly, the film's writer and director, regards the movie as a labour of love about one of the subcontinent's most important authors.

Sturgeon accused Labour of lying about the Scottish government's funding of the city's health services and local council, and said the "negativity" was reflected in the low 33.2% turnout – the worst for any byelection in Scotland.

They first appeared a century ago, at a time of labour shortage brought about by the recruitment of much of Britain's supply of burly men to fight in the first world war.

Poised for another day's canvassing are 15 Labour activists, about half of whom are in their 20s.

But the health secretary accused Labour of caring more about political opportunity than patients, as he said the data was never published during the period.

She accused the Tories of "hostility" to trade unions and Labour of being "embarrassed" about its links to them.