Kerry prepares to lift Democratic crown

The man challenging George Bush for the White House, Senator John Kerry, arrived tonight in Boston where his followers are gathered for the pre-election Democratic National Convention.

Wed, 28 Jul, 2004 - 19:33

The man challenging George Bush for the White House, Senator John Kerry, arrived tonight in Boston where his followers are gathered for the pre-election Democratic National Convention.

The convention was shifting into high gear on its third day, with an address expected from vice-presidential candidate Senator John Edwards.

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