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To: Rarebird who wrote (49004)	2/14/2000 11:43:00 AM
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Will the BOE be buying back gold in the future: Britain's Conservative Leader Foresees Party Comeback By Patrick Goodenough CNS London Bureau Chief 14 February, 2000 London (CNSNews.com) - Britain's opposition leader, William Hague, rallied his Conservative Party over the weekend, assuring activists the party could reverse Labor's huge majority and win the next general election. Hague highlighted a series of crises and embarrassments plaguing Prime Minister Tony Blair, calling him "the control freak who's lost control." Addressing a conference intended to launch the party's campaign for local government elections -- scheduled to be held in May -- Hague noted the large number of local level by-elections won by the Conservatives since the 1997 general election. The party controlled 1,350 seats after local elections last year, when it won overall control of 45 more councils. It had also trounced the Labor Party in European elections and doubled its number of European lawmakers in what he said was "the biggest swing to an opposition party since 1918." Results of new surveys show that the Conservatives are indeed on the rebound(cont) conservativenews.org\Global\archive\GLO20000214b.html