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Last Updated: Wednesday, 15 August 2007, 14:55 GMT 15:55 UK
Michael Howard
Good times just around the corner?
BBC political editor Nick Robinson looks at the state of the Conservative Party after Howard's reign.
Tory conference at-a-glance
Labour conference at-a-glance
Lib Dem conference at-a-glance
ALSO AT CONFERENCE

Little Britain Little Britain is a hit in the Blair household, reveals Cherie

'Proud to be a Notting Hill Tory'
BB's Derek backs Cameron
I like laugh and joke, says Brown
Rude voters 'are copying Paxman'
Tony Blair: Punk icon
Best of the conference fringes


Walter Wolfgang Heckling 'hero'
The 82-year-old whose treatment has raised all sorts of questions
Liam Fox, Ken Clarke and David Cameron (part obscured) listen to Michael Howard's speech The X factor?
Our man's verdict on each of the Tory leadership hopefuls
Chairman Mao Chairman Kennedy
What is the difference between leading and chairing a party?

LIBERAL DEMOCRATS

Charles Kennedy Kennedy says Blair costing lives
Tony Blair's pride and his "blind support" for George Bush are costing lives in Iraq, says Charles Kennedy.

Hughes denies Lib Dem leader bid
ID cards 'threaten civil liberty'
Lib Dems to break terror accord
Royal Mail sell-off plan rejected
Leadership rules tightened
FEATURES AND ANALYSIS
Nick Robinson's verdict
Kennedy silences critics - for now
Lembit's conference party guide
FRINGE HIGHLIGHTS
Menezes death 'a state execution'
Call to end sex education opt-out
Junk food ads 'should be banned'
INTERVIEWS
Interview: Vincent Cable
Liberal gets tough on pub hours

LABOUR

Tony Blair, during his speech at the Labour conference in Brighton We are change makers, says Blair
Tony Blair says New Labour must be the party of the "change makers" if it is to secure its lasting legacy.

Brown's New Labour election vow
Hero's return for Labour heckler
NHS plans defeated
MP's anger after camera is seized
Labour leaders lose housing vote
FEATURES AND ANALYSIS
Blair keeps them guessing
Learning lessons of Holocaust
Dining out on conference cuisine
FRINGE HIGHLIGHTS
Labour 'must stay in the centre'
Labour 'should learn from Bush'
Labour's 'shoppers' paradise'
INTERVIEWS
Harman's democracy crusade
Labour 'ignoring working classes'


Sally Foster-Brown Who did best?
Tories rate the five leadership contenders

Cherie Blair Cherie's week
Prime minister's wife has fun by seaside

CONSERVATIVES

Michael Howard Howard issues call for Tory unity
Michael Howard closes the Tory conference by urging the party to unite behind whoever succeeds him as leader.

Davis seeks to brush off critics
Fox sets out 'bold' Tory agenda
Davis tells Tories to 'walk tall'
'Big beast' Clarke seeks backing
Rifkind stakes leadership claim
Cameron targets 'new generation'
FEATURES AND ANALYSIS
Battle of campaign merchandise
In depth: Tory leadership race
FRINGE HIGHLIGHTS
Clarke rejects Europe 'paranoia'
Davis promises sleaze crackdown
Clarke reveals rows with Thatcher
INTERVIEWS
Hopes and trials of a new Tory
Maude: Everyone's a Portilloista

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