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Cameron must reunite the Tories or lose the next election

Some Conservatives pine for a leader who can bring the family back together -- and look wistfully towards Boris

27 September 2014

9:00 AM

27 September 2014

9:00 AM

No one goes to Birmingham to revive a marriage. But that is what David Cameron and the Conservative party must do next week at conference. They must find a way to put the passion back into their relationship, to learn to trust each other again ahead of the general election.

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