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On Tuesday morning, I went to this place called the Emmanuel Centre, which is a kind of

ecclesiastical venue that also serves as a conference centre in Westminster.

Good morning, my lords, ladies and gentlemen. The weather could barely be more miserable for July if it tried.

I blame the government. Peter Walker, the Guardian's senior political

correspondent had a front row seat this week at an event organized by

popular conservatism or PopCon, a right-wing faction within the Tory party.

And there, maybe 100 or 200 people were gathered together for what was partly an inquest

but what was wrong in the Conservatives General Election campaign.

But it was also a chance for the right of the party,

because this is very much the Liz trust end of the party,

to look at how they think the party could move on from this.

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