Cameron visits by-election seat
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02-Jul-2008 52 related
        

DAVID CAMERON, left, was today visiting the Haltemprice and Howden constituency to support to David Davis in what is expected to be the Tory leader's only visit during the current by-election campaign. Both men have previously dismissed press reports of tensions over Mr Davis's decision to quit his seat and fight a by-election. The full article contains 60 words and appears in Edinburgh Evening News... [read full story]                    

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