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But Labour's fears are derided by the Liberal Democrats,

who use a political broadcast tonight to accuse them of "crying wolf".

"Clearly, Labour are worried about the Liberal Democrat challenge,"

Charles Kennedy says.

"There is no danger of a Michael Howard government.

People can go out and vote for what they believe in and agree with,

confident in the knowledge that he's not going to be prime minister

and that Tony Blair should certainly not enjoy another three-figure majority."

    Labour fears meltdown in marginals:
    Chancellor warns voters that his party's headline poll lead masks a deteriorating situation in many key seats,
    IoS, 1.5.2005, http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/politics/story.jsp?story=634701

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