VOICED: Compromise key to power for Britain's odd couple

The video discusses the formation of a coalition government in the UK between the Conservative Party, led by David Cameron, and the Liberal Democrats, led by Nick Clegg. It highlights the challenges they face, including reducing the budget deficit, handling disagreements on issues like immigration and defense, and the potential impact on future elections. The coalition aims to address economic issues and stay out of the European single currency, while some predict a new election could occur soon.

What are the main challenges faced by the coalition government formed by David Cameron and Nick Clegg?

In what ways do the Conservative and Liberal Democrat parties differ on key issues?

How does the coalition government plan to address the budget deficit?

What potential impact could the coalition have on the Labour Party's popularity?

What are the implications of the coalition's agreement to stay out of the European single currency?