UK governing parties stress economic differences before election

By Kylie MacLellan and Andrew Osborn LONDON (Reuters) - The two parties in Britain's governing coalition clashed on Monday over their plans for the economy as they tried to differentiate themselves in voters' eyes before a national election due next May. Prime Minister David Cameron's right-leaning Conservatives accused the center-left Liberal Democrats of "being all over the place" on the economy, while they accused him of pre-election panic. However, there is no sugges