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Humala humbled The experiment ReprintsThe Conservatives set out to reverse what they claimed was neglect of the armed forces, pouring money into troops and equipment.

Mr. Muttart said he is puzzled by Mr. P deau's suggestion that he and the Conservatives set out to undermine the news channel he helped create.

The health secretary, Andrew Lansley, will confirm his backing for a policy the Conservatives set out in opposition, which transfers responsibility for commissioning and paying for patients' treatment in England from 152 primary care trusts (PCTs) to groups of family doctors.

The Conservatives have set out the co-ordinated approach we would take in government, including radical reforms to increase the number of good school places, and ending the couple penalty in the benefits system.

Costa, a Tunis-born French professor and judge, also said that a repeal of the Human Rights Act – favoured by the Conservatives and set out in the party's election manifesto – would complicate Britain's relationship with the Strasbourg-based court.

The Treasury financial secretary David Gauke said later he did not believe the Conservatives will set out the detail of their plans for £12bn of welfare cuts before the general election, arguing that the detail will have to wait for a spending review after the election.

The Conservatives have set out a timetable for "English votes for English laws" if they win the election.

Mrs Morgan said the Conservatives had set out plans to tackle coasting and failing schools in their manifesto.

The Conservatives have set out detailed plans for limiting the power of European judges who make rulings on human rights.

The business secretary said the Conservatives had set out some tax cuts, but said he was "pretty confident" they would have to increase "other taxes" if they took office.

Mr Kennett is a conservative who set out to slash the state's debt and to restore Melbourne to its former glory.