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<p>Nick Clegg of Britain's Liberal Democrats makes a point at a first ever live televised political debate between party leaders Britain's Labour party leader Gordon Brown and Conservative leader David Cameron, unseen, broadcast to the nation, from TV studios in Manchester, England, Thursday April 15, 2010. Pollsters predict that about half of the British electorate, some 20 million people, plan to watch the televised debate between the leaders of the three main political parties Thursday, ahead of the British General Election on May 6, 2010.(AP Photo / Rob Evans)</p>

<p>Nick Clegg of Britain's Liberal Democrats makes a point at a first ever live televised political debate between party leaders Britain's Labour party leader Gordon Brown and Conservative leader David Cameron, unseen, broadcast to the nation, from TV studios in Manchester, England, Thursday April 15, 2010. Pollsters predict that about half of the British electorate, some 20 million people, plan to watch the televised debate between the leaders of the three main politi…

May 2, 2010

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UK's Clegg emphasizes differences with Cameron
May 2, 2010 9 p.m.

UK's Clegg emphasizes differences with Cameron

LONDON - Opposition Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg appealed Saturday for an overhaul of British politics, saying he wanted changes to an electoral system that has kept the country's Labour and Conservative parties in power for generations.