Major resigns as British Conservative Party leader

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John Major, beset by Conservative Party infighting, resigned his post as Tory leader on June 22, 1995, to force a July 4 leadership vote. Major will be opposed in the vote by John Redwood, a former cabinet member with ties to the anti-European Union (EU) Tories. Major remains prime minister.

Conservative Party (United Kingdom), Redwood, John

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Ousted Lamont lashes out at Major

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Lamont, who was removed from his position as chancellor of the exchequer as a way of improving the Conservative Party government, criticized Major on Jun 9, 1993. Lamont charged the government with a lack of power and the use of too much short-term decision making.

Lamont, Norman

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British Prime Minister Major calls April 9 election

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UK Prime Minister John Major has announced Apr 9, 1992, as the date of the general election. The Labor Party is leading Major's Conservative Party in public opinion polls by one to three percentage points.

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