Brown vs Cameron

Sooner or later Britain's voters will have to make a choice: Gordon Brown, or David Cameron.  If Brown retains his high-tax, regulation-writing proclivities when he moves from No. 11 to No. 10, and Cameron his policy-lite campaign, potential voters would have good reason to wish a plague on both their houses.

But if Brown finally signs on to a reform agenda, and holds the line on taxes, while Cameron discovers a few deeply held beliefs, British voters will be spoilt for choice.