Reuters: Nearly 60 percent of Greeks view the EU summit agreement on the new bailout package as negative or probably negative.
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How will the public in Greece react if the protests will be hijacked by the radical groups and if the acts of terrorism will rise?
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At least according to polls. Will he capitalize on this?
ITV: Nick Clegg 43%, David Cameron 26%, Gordon Brown 20%
YouGov/The Sun: Clegg 51%, Cameron 29%, Brown 19%
Channel Four: Clegg 58%, Brown 28%, Cameron 13%
Sky News: Clegg 37%, Brown 32%, Cameron 31%
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The leader of the Liberal Democrats is surely pretty happy before the debate tonight on ITV. And what about David Cameron and Gordon Brown.
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Does he have any future in Conservative Party? Boris Johnson assumed the office a month ago, on 4 May 2008.
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