'Nation of cowards' created by compensation culture, says Letwin
News Article 3 September 2004
Oliver Letwin has said Britain is being turned into a nation of "compulsive caution".
Risk is good, says Letwin
Press Review 3 September 2004
Britain is turning in to a "cowardly society" because of an obsession with avoiding risk, the Conservatives are claiming.
Thatcher remains silent on son's plight
News Article 27 August 2004
Baroness Thatcher has returned from a holiday in the US amid continuing controversy surrounding her son.
Mark Thatcher facing legal battle
Press Review 26 August 2004
Sir Mark Thatcher is facing a legal battle to avoid jail after being arrested and charged in South Africa with involvement in a failed coup attempt in the oil-rich west African state of Equatorial Guinea.
Go ahead for new Thatcher statue
Press Review 5 August 2004
An all-party group of MPs has decided to order a replica of the £150,000 statue of Baroness Thatcher that was beheaded by a protester.
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Tories expel paedophile
Press Review 16 July 2004
A Conservative councillor in Michael Howard’s constituency was exposed yesterday as a paedophile and violent career criminal with 65 convictions.
Thatcher's statue barred from Commons - for now
Press Review 14 July 2004
The eight foot white marble statue of Baroness Thatcher, which soon after its unveiling was decapitated by a protester, has been banished from the House of Commons.
Howard: I never thought I'd be leader
News Article 3 July 2004
Michael Howard has described his astonishment at being chosen as leader of the Conservative Party.
Mr and Mrs Howard set for TV appearance
Press Review 2 July 2004
Michael Howard and his wife Sandra are to become the first political husband and wife team to appear on daytime TV.
IDS urges Tories to target deprivation
Press Review 29 June 2004
Iain Duncan Smith has said the Conservatives should put social justice and helping the vulnerable at the heart of their policies.
Theresa May MP - Shadow secretary of state for the family
Interview 29 June 2004
The shadow secretary of state for the family, Theresa May, talks to ePolitix.com about her now role on the Conservative front bench.
Duncan Smith renews focus on inner cities
News Article 28 June 2004
Iain Duncan Smith has urged the Conservative Party to put tackling inner city problems such as drugs and crime at the top of its agenda.
Clinton reveals Major cold shoulder
Press Review 21 June 2004
In a Guardian interview to promote his new autobiography, former US president Bill Clinton reveals how John Major refused to take his calls when he granted Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams an American visa.
Thatcher leads mourners at Reagan funeral
News Article 11 June 2004
Baroness Thatcher has led the tributes to Ronald Reagan at the former
