Gordon Brown, bruised after two weeks in which David Cameron's Tories came off the back foot with a captivating conference and followed through with parliamentary panache, faces an even tougher week ahead.
Gordon Brown, bruised after two weeks in which David Cameron's Tories came off the back foot with a captivating conference and followed through with parliamentary panache, faces an even tougher week ahead. A weekend poll giving the Conservatives a 7% lead over Labour and their best showing since before Black Wednesday merely illustrates what we already knew: that the floating voters of the English marginals want to be reassured that their expensive homes are as impregnable against the tax collector as any castle.
Gordon Brown, bruised after two weeks in which David Cameron's Tories came off the back foot with a captivating conference and followed through with parliamentary panache, faces an even tougher week ahead.