Conservatives bid to ally themselves with the people

Experts’ opinions

Wed, 14 Apr, 2010 - 01:00

DAVID Cameron sought yesterday to offset a tough message on cutting public spending with a vision of citizens taking charge of their own destinies.

The following are analysts’ views on the launch of the Conservative manifesto:

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