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Manchester is plastered with the slogan “Ready for change”. But what the voters want to know from the Conservatives this week is: are they ready? And have they changed?
A daily flurry of policy announcements has been scheduled by Tory high command designed to present the Conservatives as a government in waiting rather than an opposition on the attack....
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