The little engine that could?

Article Abstract:

Mayoral candidate for London, England, for the Conservative party is Steven Norris, who has been a car dealer and was brought in as a replacement for Jeffrey Archer, who had been found to have invented evidence in a libel trial. Norris is seen as having common sense. He is a good candidate, though he may lose the election since he is from the Conservative party. He has been independently minded within the Conservative party, which has prevented his rising further, and he sees no problems with working with the Labor party in central government.

Political activity, Mayoral candidates, Norris, Steven

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Too little Hagueography

Article Abstract:

Hague's falling out among Conservatives is less a result of his own indiscretions as it is a consequence of the party's divisions and disappointments. His only significant mistake has been inaction on the issue of the European Union.

Evaluation, Column, Hague, William

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Sir Ted's last laugh

Article Abstract:

The political career of Edward Heath, former leader of the British Conservative party, is examined in detail.

Political aspects, Biography, Politicians, Heath, Edward

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