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National: The new Tories: Progressive on tax, protective of family: how the Cameron candidates see it: In the second of our three-part series, a Guardian survey of would-be MPs reveals some surprising views
Allegra Stratton, Political correspondent. The Guardian. London (UK): Sep 9, 2008. pg. 12
Tory faithful plough on but the party spirit withers at the Winter Gardens: Conservatives are looking hopefully and not a little desperately for an indication of where to go now, says Robert Shrimsley.: (NATIONAL NEWS)
Shrimsley, Robert, The Financial Times Oct 9, 2001, p14
