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It was the comic Jason Manford who put it better than I ever could when speaking to his wife, “No I won’t come to bed, I’m watching transfer deadline day. You’ve got Coronation Street, this is my soap opera.”
David Cameron brought down the curtain on a vibrant party conference season with a passionate, emotional and at times heart wrenching speech in Manchester on Thursday. If the aim of the exercise was to display the Cameron’s Prime Ministerial credentials then few can doubt it was mission accomplished for the Conservative Party.