Concerns grow over fraudulent postal votes. Read on here . Campaign diary Labour's Paul Richards in Lewes gets a rough ride from the Seaford Federation of Small Businesses and wonders if he will be an MP by Friday morning. Live must have felt rather piqued. Minted at the end of the seventh century and the beginning of the eighth, it was intended chiefly for trade with Europe - in particular with Gaul, Friesia and Denmark.
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This morning, complacency is the most important word. It must be guarded against at all turns, anticipated, looked out for, circumvented and seen off. If England are to have any chance of winning the Test they can't afford to lose early wickets. In other news, William Hague has been seeking to make complacency his own. I didn't think this would be the sort of keyword Mr Hague would associate with.