| The Independent 1995 Patricia Wynn Davies |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Chief Justice launches bitter attack on Howard's 'get tough' crime plan. (Lord Taylor criticises Home Secretary Michael Howard's plans to introduce new Crime Bill) | Retail industry | Donald Macintyre, Patricia Wynn Davies, Heather Mills |
| Disillusion rife among 'wets.' (controversy following defection of Conservative MP Alan Howarth to Labour party) | Retail industry | Colin Brown, Patricia Wynn Davies |
| Heseltine and Portillo put plans in place. (Michael Heseltine and Michael Portillo could launch challenges for Conservative Party leadership) | Retail industry | Patricia Wynn Davies |
| 'I am not prepared to see the party I care for laid out on the rack like this.' (John Major's resignation designed to secure unity in the Conservative Party) | Retail industry | Colin Brown, Patricia Wynn Davies |
| Major finds time for cricket amid diplomacy. (UK government tries to remain calm over hostage-taking by Bosnian Serbs) | Retail industry | Patricia Wynn Davies |
| Major vows not to bow to tormentors. | Retail industry | Donald Macintyre, Patricia Wynn Davies |
| PM tells schools: get tough. (prime minister John Major to include strong discipline measures in new education programme) | Retail industry | Judith Judd, Patricia Wynn Davies |
| Pressure on Tories over 15m pounds sterling debt. | Retail industry | Chris Blackhurst, Patricia Wynn Davies |
| Pro-Europe Tories turn on PM. | Retail industry | Jeremy Warner, Patricia Wynn Davies |
| Redwood's bandwagon ready to roll. (John Redwood, secretary of state for Wales, set to stand against John Major for the leadership of the Conservative Party) | Retail industry | Donald Macintyre, Patricia Wynn Davies |
| Right-wingers face dilemma over Heseltine. (Eurosceptics fear that supporting John Redwood's candidacy for the leadership of the Conservative party in the first round will let in Michael Heseltine in the second) | Retail industry | Patricia Wynn Davies |
| Small firms given biggest slice of 240m pounds sterling. (UK government issues second competitiveness White Paper) | Retail industry | Patricia Wynn Davies, Peter Rodgers |
| Why Tony Blair fears his grass roots. (debate over Clause IV of Labour party's constitution; second in series on battle for the Labour party) | Retail industry | Patricia Wynn Davies |
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