With less than 48 hours to go in the tightest election battle in a generation British party leaders are clambering to get every last vote.

With no clear winner in sight, the fight has turned David Cameron against his current coalition partners.

Latest Populus VI: Lab 34 (+1), Con 34 (+1), LD 10 (+1), UKIP 13 (-2), Greens 5 (+1), Others 5 (-). Tables here: http://t.co/SHRLoFM4Fw— Populus (@PopulusPolls) May 5, 2015


‘‘If you vote Liberal Democrat, you don’t know what you are going to get,” Cameron told crowds on the campaign trail in London. “Nick Clegg was very clear at the weekend, he’s just as likely to support an Ed Miliband-SNP government, that would bring the country to a juddering halt, than he is to support the Conservatives. So if you prefer me as your prime minister, don’t leave it to chance. Vote Conservative, wherever you are.”

Any scenario seems possible at this point. But with David Cameron promising an EU referendum, the pro-Europe Liberal Democrats might find t