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23 April, 2008 01:04 (GMT)

Will Ken cling on to power?

Despite Ken Livingstone's campaign team refusing to take calls from most of the media including thelondondailynews.com, and running a muted campaign; will this wise old campaigner cling onto power?

With the Lee Jasper scandal in the minds of Londoner's, the Olympic overspend, links to extremist Islamists, and donations that were not declared to his campaign, Ken might still win. But should clinging onto power be the way forward for the mayoralty of London? Is it not time for change, and new vigour to take place at City Hall?

Boris is rumoured now to have struck a deal with Brian Paddick that might clinch the campaign for the Conservatives, but Ken will not give up, even though many believe he should have resigned over the scandals that plagued him while in office.

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