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- - Labour leader
  - Gordon Brown
  - 100.0%
- - Conservative leader
  - David Cameron
  - 100.0%
- - Lib Dem leader
  - Nick Clegg
  - 94.1%
- - Which UK party complained about being excluded?
  - United Kingdom Independence Party
  - 82.4%
- - 2nd debate: broadcaster
  - BSkyB
  - 76.5%
- - Which Scottish party complained about being excluded?
  - Scottish National Party
  - 70.6%
- - Which Welsh party complained about being excluded?
  - Plaid Cymru
  - 70.6%
- - 1st debate: broadcaster
  - ITV
  - 70.6%
- - 3rd debate: broadcaster
  - BBC
  - 70.6%
- - his constituency
  - Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath
  - 47.1%
- - his constituency
  - Witney
  - 41.2%
- - his constituency
  - Sheffield Hallam
  - 41.2%
- - 1st debate: subject
  - domestic affairs
  - 41.2%
- - Who did Ted Heath unsuccesfully challenge to a debate in 1964?
  - Harold Wilson
  - 41.2%
- - Who unsucessfully challenged Margaret Thatcher and John Major to debates?
  - Neil Kinnock
  - 41.2%
- - 2nd debate: subject
  - international affairs
  - 35.3%
- - 3rd debate: subject
  - economic affairs
  - 29.4%
- - Who did Harold Wilson unsuccesfully challenge to a debate in 1964?
  - Alec Douglas Home
  - 29.4%

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