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Speech, light on policy, it has to be said, but will the party faith or go away with a spring

in their step will find out. We're also going to take a look at the cabinet, who is up and who is

down after this week in Manchester, Henry Zepham and Chris Curtis and his well-harveman cast a

critical eye over the prime minister's top team. But first we kick off with our columnist panel,

today joined by time's columnist and spectator political editor James Forsyth and Nadine Bachelor Hunt

from Yahoo!

Could you two just talk amongst yourselves a minute about what James, what have you made

of this conference? Ben Wannis was telling me earlier, he thought it would all come by wow,

it was lovely for everyone to get together and the fact that they've announced some money for

some tennis courts and new crackdowns, people glue themselves to motorways, we can gloss over that.

It's nice to have everyone to get together, is that your take?

So I think that you might have expected a bit more grumpiness, given that this is a Tory

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