With few major policy announcements in the pipeline, what could be the standout moments from this year’s conference in Manchester? Sean O’Grady looks ahead
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With few major policy announcements in the pipeline, what could be the standout moments from this year’s conference in Manchester? Sean O’Grady looks ahead
H
aving been virtually invisible during recent fierce arguments between Labour and Reform UK, the Conservatives have an opportunity to remind voters of their existence as their annual conference takes place in Manchester from Sunday.
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