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Duncan Smith: The Tories are backIain Duncan Smith closes the Conservative conference by telling members the party had begun "the slow, hard road back to power".
Tories back Blair on IraqShadow Foreign Secretary Michael Ancram backs Tony Blair's stance on Iraq ignoring Tory critics, in his Bournemouth conference speech.
Playing the name gameA fresh call for the Conservatives to change their name has been made at the party's conference in Bournemouth.
Taking the Tory temperatureBBC News Online's Nick Assinder assesses the mood as Oliver Letwin stars on the third day at the Tory conference in Bournemouth.
Appealing to the voter's walletClear ground on social policy and personal finance is emerging between the UK's political parties. |
Tory futureTheresa May took your questions Tory terminator? Spotlight on Tory soles Who says we're nasty? Ann's video view Norris speaksFormer minister answers your questions OutsidersThe people the Tories don't want to know Heart and soulHeated debate over future of the Tories Edwina who?Widdecombe wins battle of Tory authors Video ageTories welcome new chance to have their say NHS futureThe Conservative proposals for health reform True faithWhat do the Tory rank and file think of IDS? Take our quizTest your political knowledge |
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