Cameron wins Tory leadership race

David Cameron was today elected British Conservative leader, beating his rival David Davis by 134,446 votes to 64,398 – more than two to one.

Cameron wins Tory leadership race
Tue, 06 Dec, 2005 - 15:14

David Cameron was today elected British Conservative leader, beating his rival David Davis by 134,446 votes to 64,398 – more than two to one.

He becomes the fourth leader of his party since 1997 to take on Tony Blair, promising a new style of politics to woo back disillusioned voters.

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