article_snippet: Education Secretary Nicky Morgan insisted there was ‘no alliance’ between the two coalition parties at the coming election, and said a second coalition with the Liberal Democrats had made it more difficult for the two coalition parties at the coming election to keep a second coalition with the Liberal Democrats promises.
article_snippet: Education Secretary Nicky Morgan stressed that an outright Tory win was still possible - and preferable - but said the Tories would make a new deal with the Lib Dems work.
article_snippet: Education Secretary Nicky Morgan suggested the Tories were ready to make a deal with the Lib Dems work .
article_snippet: Education Secretary Nicky Morgan told the BBC’s Question Time programme:
article_snippet: I think if that’s what the electorate presents us with Education Secretary Nicky Morgan am sure us will try and make the Lib Dems work.
article_snippet: Education Secretary Nicky Morgan comments are the clearest indication yet that the Tory leadership is laying the groundwork for a second deal with Nick Clegg if, as polls predict, the election produces another hung parliament.
article_snippet: Tory MP Peter Bone yesterday said Mrs Morgan was wrong to even countenance a second coalition with the Lib Dems.
article_snippet: I don’t agree with Mrs Morgan –
highlights_snippet: Education Secretary insists a Tory win is still possible - and preferable .
  