Michael Ancram leadership

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28 October 2003

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Conservative Party MP Michael Ancram prepares to give a televsion interview outside the Conservative Central Office in central London. Mr Ancram was set to comment on the future of the Conservative Party leader Iain Duncan-Smith whose leadership is again under close scrutiny.

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RMG8XDD5–Deputy leader of the Conservative Party, Michael Ancram, outside the Imperial Hotel in Blackpool, today Wednesday5 October.2005 Mr Ancram is expected to declare whether he is going to stand as a candidate in the leadership battle. See PA Story TORY Ancram. PRESS ASSOCIATION PHOTO. PHOTO CREDIT SHOULD READ JohnGiles/PA

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