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Analysis: Blue Book heralds start of a struggle for the Tory soul

David and Samantha Cameron arrive at the Tory party conference this morning

The Tory right are looking for a comeback at this year's party conference in Manchester. The diehard Conservatives of the Blue Book might just give it to them.

Comment: Tories can afford to be upbeat

Dr Matthew Ashton is a politics lecturer at Nottingham Trent University.

David Cameron can celebrate his good luck as he heads to Manchester.

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