You ask the questions

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The UK Conservative party is now being led from the right again, according to former Chancellor Kenneth Clarke. He regards the government headed by Prime Minister Tony Blair as very shallow and lightweight, and feels that there is a good chance that this government will be replaced at the next election. He believes that the Conservative party must present a credible and attractive image to ordinary people if it is to be re-elected in 2002.

Government domestic functions, Political Organizations, Politicians, Clarke, Kenneth

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Storm in a B-cup

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Television gardening programmes are becoming increasingly popular in the UK because the baby-boomers are now settling down in their own homes and want to make their garden attractive, according to gardener Charlie Dimmock. She has become extremely popular through the gardening programme 'Ground Force.' She enjoys being a celebrity, but remains determined to pursue an ordinary life and to take care not to spend her money unwisely.

Sales & consumption, Motion Picture and Video Production, TV Program Production, Television production, Television production companies, Gardeners

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