Telegraph:

Gordon Brown said today that the ‘’novelty’’ of televised leaders’ debates had ‘’clouded’’ the General Election campaign.
Audiences of millions watched the three debates in which Gordon Brown was widely perceived to be the weakest performer.
But ahead of tomorrow’s election, the Prime Minister insisted he would have preferred to concentrate on ‘’bigger policy issues’’ like the economy.
The three leaders are making their final push for votes today as polls suggest no party has enough support to secure an absolute majority.
Mr Brown told BBC Radio 5 Live: ‘’The novelty of television debates clouded the need for policy to be debated.
‘’We’re making big choices about the NHS, schools and about jobs, industry and the economy.

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