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    He also rejected claims that his shadow cabinet was too rich and too southern to represent voters in the north. "When I wake up in the morning the first conversations I have are with Eric Pickles and William Hague" he said. "We have made extremely good progress in all parts of the country. Full Article at Manchester Evening News
    When I wake up in the morning the first conversations I have are with Eric Pickles and William Hague
    SOURCE: Manchester Evening News 1 month ago
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Cameron: 'London benefits from a strong Manchester'
  1. Last week was about ducking the big issues ... It was about one speech, the leader's, and nothing else from the rest of the team except a slightly bizarre performance by Peter Mandelson. People said the government were losing the election, just play it safe. We have not gone down that route. We want to ...
    SOURCE: Manchester Evening News 1 month ago
  2. Boris is the mayor of London and has to talk up London ... I would not expect him to do anything else. A successful Manchester helps a successful London, and vice-versa. But we want to invest right across the country.
    SOURCE: Manchester Evening News 1 month ago
  3. Politics is not just about doing the popular thing, but the right thing.
    SOURCE: Manchester Evening News 1 month ago
  4. A lot of what is said about these groups simply is not true.
    SOURCE: Manchester Evening News 1 month ago
  5. We have made extremely good progress in all parts of the country. Two or three years ago you could say we were doing better in the south than the Midlands and the north, but I don't think you can say that any more.
    SOURCE: Manchester Evening News 1 month ago

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