LONDON: Prime Minister David Cameron won the last major TV contest of Britain's election campaign, a snap Guardian/ICM poll showed on Thursday, with 44 percent of viewers saying he had performed best on the night.
Conservative Party leader Cameron, up for re-election on Thursday next week, was subjected to 30 minutes of questions from a BBC TV audience. Labour leader Ed Miliband and Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg were then - in turn - questioned by the same audience.
The poll said Miliband came second, with 38 percent, and Clegg third with 19 percent.
Britain faces an unusually close national election on May 7 with most polls showing Cameron's party level or narrowly ahead of or behind Labour.
The same polls show no one party is on track to win an overall majority, making another coalition government the likeliest outcome.
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