(6 May 2015) The leaders of Britain's main political parties held final rallies on Wednesday, hours before polling stations open for what looks set to be the most bitterly contested election for many years.
With the two main parties tied in the polls, Conservative leader David Cameron highlighted his government's record on the economy as a reason for voting him back into Downing St.
His main rival, Labour leader Ed Miliband, said the election was a chance for working people to get the government they needed. Only when working people succeed can Britain succeed, he said.
The leader of the UK Independence Party, Nigel Farage, repeated the message he's been emphasising throughout the campaign - the case for Britain to leave the European Union. Voting UKIP would help to "get back our country", he asserted.

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