Mr Clarke must stand for his party's leadership

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Kenneth Clarke should prepare to stand as a candidate for the leadership of the UK Conservative party. He is at least as popular as Michael Portillo, who has already put himself forward as a candidate.

United Kingdom, Political organizations, Executive changes & profiles, Political Organizations NEC, Political parties

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Only two candidates are fit for the Tory leadership

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Issues concerning the leadership of the UK Conservative party are discussed. It is argued that Kenneth Clarke, whose experience is much greater than that of any of his rivals, should be chosen.

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Confined to Rushcliffe, Ken Clarke is keeping his counsel

Article Abstract:

Former UK Chancellor Kenneth Clarke's campaigning in the constituency of Rushcliffe, England, is discussed. The fact that he never patronizes voters is highlighted.

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