A third of Scots want to see Britain run by a Labour-SNP coalition which could put Alex Salmond in the Cabinet. Ed Miliband faces the grim prospect of a Labour wipeout north of the border, seriously damaging his hopes of securing an overall majority in the general election in May. Now a new poll of voters in Scotland reveals they favour Mr Miliband being forced into a power-sharing deal with the SNP instead of going it alone. Ed Miliband faces the prospect of being forced to share power with Alex Salmond's SNP after a collapse in support for Labour in Scotland
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35% of Scottish voters want to see a Labour-SNP coalition after election
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Blow for Miliband as less than 20% want a Labour majority government
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Collapse in support for Labour scuppers chance of an overall majority
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Alex Salmond to return to Westminster as an MP after May 7
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