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Cameron: 'I'll turn UK around'

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Conservative leader David Cameron has said he has "got what it takes to turn this country around", in his party's final get-together before the election.

He told the spring conference he was more confident every day and it was his "patriotic duty" to beat Gordon Brown.Carole Walker reports.

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