Howard to stand for Tory leader

Michael Howard finally confirmed today that he is to stand for the leadership of the UK's Conservative Party.

Thu, 30 Oct, 2003 - 16:04

Michael Howard finally confirmed today that he is to stand for the leadership of the UK's Conservative Party.

The shadow chancellor made the announcement after a succession of Conservative Party heavyweights said they would stand aside in his favour in a bid to ensure a one-horse race to succeed Iain Duncan Smith.

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