TV debate: Brown, Clegg and Cameron in Bristol

Protesters hold anti-government placards outside the Arnol Fini Gallery, the venue for the second live televised debate between the three leaders of Britain's main political parties, in Bristol, on 22 April 2010 Photograph: Adrian Dennis/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Adrian Dennis/guardian.co.uk Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader, David Cameron, the Conservative leader, and Gordon Brown, the Labour leader and prime minister, stand together before the debate Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PA Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/guardian.co.uk Crowds watch the debate on a large screen in Bristol Photograph: Luke Macgregor/Reuters Photograph: Luke Macgregor/guardian.co.uk Cameron makes a point as he debates with Clegg and Brown Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/guardian.co.uk The three leaders take a question from Adam Boulton, the moderator Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PA Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/guardian.co.uk Members of the press watch the debate in the Sky media centre in Bristol Photograph: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images Photograph: Christopher Furlong/guardian.co.uk Cameron, Clegg and Brown Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/AP Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/guardian.co.uk Clegg and Brown listen to Cameron Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/AP Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/guardian.co.uk Members of the public watch the debate Photograph: Paul Hackett/Reuters Photograph: Paul Hackett/guardian.co.uk Brown makes notes during the debate Photograph: Pool/Reuters Photograph: Pool/guardian.co.uk Clegg listens to Brown Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PA Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/guardian.co.uk Images of the three leaders projected on to the studios where Sky TV were filming the debate Photograph: Johnny Green/PA Photograph: Johnny Green/guardian.co.uk Clegg shakes hands with Cameron after the debate. Some polls ruled that Clegg 'won', others gave the victory to Cameron Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/guardian.co.uk