Votes under counting in London
2010-05-07 03:07:22 GMT2010-05-07 11:07:22 (Beijing Time)
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Workers count ballots at a vote counting center in London, capital of Britain, late May 6, 2010. Vote count was carried out after the parliamentary election was held on Thursday.
A worker counts ballots at a vote counting center in London, capital of Britain, late May 6, 2010. Vote count was carried out after the parliamentary election was held on Thursday. A major exit poll commissioned by the BBC, ITV News and Sky News on Thursday night projected that Britain's Conservative Party won but just missed an overall majority in the general election. (Xinhua/Wu Wei)
A worker carries a box of ballots at a vote count center in London, capital of Britain, late May 6, 2010. Vote count was carried out after the parliamentary election was held on Thursday. A major exit poll commissioned by the BBC, ITV News and Sky News on Thursday night projected that Britain's Conservative Party won but just missed an overall majority in the general election. (Xinhua/Wu Wei)
A worker categorizes ballots at a vote counting center in London, capital of Britain, late May 6, 2010. Vote count was carried out after the parliamentary election was held on Thursday. A major exit poll commissioned by the BBC, ITV News and Sky News on Thursday night projected that Britain's Conservative Party won but just missed an overall majority in the general election. (Xinhua/Wu Wei)
Workers count ballots at a vote counting center in London, capital of Britain, late May 6, 2010. Vote count was carried out after the parliamentary election was held on Thursday. A major exit poll commissioned by the BBC, ITV News and Sky News on Thursday night projected that Britain's Conservative Party won but just missed an overall majority in the general election. (Xinhua/Wu Wei)
A major exit poll commissioned by the BBC, ITV News and Sky News on Thursday night projected that Britain's Conservative Party won but just missed an overall majority in the general election.
