Uk’s Top 2 Parties Jockey For Small Party Support (ap)

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Britain's Liberal Democrats party leader, Nick Clegg speaks to the media as he arrives at their headquarter in London as election results are still being counted, Friday, Friday 7, 2010. The Conservatives strongly outpolled Labour in Britain's general election Thursday but were projected to fall short of being able to govern outright. Labour was on track to lose nearly 90 seats in Parliament but still thwarted the Conservatives from a victory that only a few months ago was considered inevitable .The biggest — and surprise — loser was Liberal Democrats leader Nick Clegg, who failed to capitalize on his stellar TV debate performances, leaving his party stuck in its distant, third-place status. (AP Photo/Sang Tan)AP – British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has made a bid to stay in office after Britain’s indecisive election, saying he is prepared to speak to any other party about forming an alliance.

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