Last Modified: 24 Jul 2008 Source: ITN The Conservative Party is in talks with the Ulster Unionists about joining forces to create a new political movement in Northern Ireland. Party leaders said agreement on a joint future could influence politics across the UK. A working group made up of Conservative and Ulster Unionist Party members will discuss whether a merger should take place or whether the two parties should work together in an alliance, with a report to be presented to the party leaders by the autumn. Tory leader David Cameron said: "The Conservative Party stands in every part of the United Kingdom. We're the only party that does. "In a lot of elections we have shrunk back to rather an English base but what I want us to explore with the Ulster Unionists is not really some 'let's have joint candidates or work...
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