Seems like Clegg + Cameron are hours away from announcing their deal.
Is there anything left that could scupper it?
How about this? Some time this afternoon, BEFORE any Lib-Con announcement, Brown announces he is resigning as Labour leader, with immediate effect.
Media limelight swings instantly to 10 Downing Street. Left-wing Liberals' hope rises again. Everything back up in the air. Lib-Con pact put on hold.
Gordon Brown's parting shot: one final swing of the wrecking ball. Don't bet against it.
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