Conference 2002: Leaders' speeches

BBC News Online brings you full coverage of all the conference season's speeches by the party leaders as they set out their visions for the future.

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Ieuan Wyn Jones, Plaid Cymru

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Plaid Cymru's leader uses his conference speech to set his sights on the Welsh Assembly leadership. With eight months to go to the second ever Welsh Assembly election, Mr Jones focuses on broad public service policies in an effort to woo voters.

Click here to watch Ieuan Wyn Jones' speech

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Charles Kennedy, Liberal Democrats
Thursday 26 September

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The Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy uses his conference speech to rally his troops saying the next general election will be fought between Labour and his party.

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John Swinney, Scottish National Party
Friday 27 September

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The SNP leader promises a reformed Scotland and issues warnings about life under Labour. He says that the SNP will ensure shorter hospital waits, safer streets and better schools if the party gains power at May's Scottish parliamentary elections.

Click here to watch John Swinney's speech

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Tony Blair, Labour
Tuesday 1 October

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The prime minister faces one of the most tricky conference speeches of his time as Labour leader amid widespread concern within the party about possible action against Iraq.

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Iain Duncan Smith, Conservatives
Thursday 10 October

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The Conservative leader has been in the job for just over a year, and his speech is vital as he continues his effort to revive Tory fortunes. He tells the conference to tell the world the Conservatives are back.

Click here to watch Iain Duncan Smith's speech