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Party conferences: past their sell-by date?
Without heated debate and “the odd moment of bad behaviour”, what is the point of party conferences these days?
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Without heated debate and “the odd moment of bad behaviour”, what is the point of party conferences these days?
“Jazz and cricket will be provided. This is a strictly cigar-smoking event.” Gary Gibbon’s sneak preview of his interview with Ken Clarke at the Conservative Party Conference on 8 October.