Campbell is front-runner in race to succeed Kennedy

Charles Kennedy’s former deputy Menzies Campbell was today clear favourite to succeed him as Liberal Democrat leader.

Campbell is front-runner in race to succeed Kennedy
Sun, 08 Jan, 2006 - 11:57

Charles Kennedy’s former deputy Menzies Campbell was today clear favourite to succeed him as Liberal Democrat leader.

Sir Menzies took charge when Mr Kennedy was forced out by MPs last night and immediately announced he wanted the job full-time.

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