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Live blog: leader's debate - 22 April 2010

By Channel 4 News

Updated on 22 April 2010

It's the second round and all eyes are on Nick Clegg. But will Gordon Brown and David Cameron bring down the young pretender or rush to his defence? Follow how it happened on our live blog here.

Gordon Brown, David Cameron and Nick Clegg are going head-to-head over foreign policy for their second televised debate of the election campaign.

Following the first leader's debate in which Nick Clegg came out the undisputed winner, there  has been much anticipation on tonight's debate.

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