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The Sun
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Daily Telegraph
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The Guardian
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Daily Mail
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The Independent
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Metro
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The Wall Street Journal
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Daily Mirror
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Daily Express
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The Times
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Daily Star
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The Financial Times
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is the most vocal, urging its readers to not "get conned" by David Cameron and George Osbourne. and , taking the opposite view, show images of a more defiant Cameron, with the latter warning its readers that this is the "last chance to save Britain".
, , and all lead on the election, with pull-out sections setting the scene for the weeks of campaigning before 6 May. relegates the election to a small side story, leaving room to lead on Jordan and Peter Andre.
The other main story papers are splashing on today is the split of celebrity comedy couple, Lenny Henry and Dawn French.
Promotions remain thin on the ground for a second day, while the election takes centre stage. The Daily Star continues to advertise a cross-promotion, money-off voucher with the Daily Express. The Daily Mail boasts free lavender plants for its readers and promotes its Money Mail supplement.
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