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What voters made of leaders' TV appearance - BBC News
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Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron and Labour leader Ed Miliband have taken part in the first set-piece TV broadcast of the election - so what did voters make of it ? The Today programme's chief correspondent Matthew Price went to the marginal seat of Lincoln, which is Conservative at the moment but swings back and forth between the Tories and Labour. He gathered together a group of five voters to watch the leaders in action and give their assessment.
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