Clarke: My part in William's triumph

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Former UK Chancellor Kenneth Clarke believes that the Conservative party's strong performance in the elections to the European Parliament is partly attributable to the fact that he began making speeches defending the euro. He feels that the silence of the Conservative pro-Europeans played a significant role in the outcome of these elections. He emphasizes that the Conservative MEP list features more people from his wing of the Conservative party than Eurosceptics.

Elections, Officials and employees, Interview, Conservative Party (United Kingdom), Clarke, Kenneth

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Mr Blair must not abandon his promise of a new politics

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UK Prime Minister Tony Blair has always been undecided about electoral reform. The fact that he is at risk of appearing to have lost control on this issue is highlighted.

Other General Government Support, General government, not elsewhere classified, Election Boards & Administratn, Political activity, Column, Blair, Tony, Political aspects, Political organizations, Political reform, Constitutional amendments

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