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But Mr Fox is still struggling to draw up his flagship plan for an independent institute to conduct school tests.
Nick Clegg's flagship plan for an elected House of Lords ran into an immediate storm of protest which cast doubt over whether he would be able to force it through Parliament.
The government's flagship plan for "starter homes" has also been widely attacked on the grounds that the properties – which in London will cost up to £450,000 – will not be affordable.
Thursday's local elections and a string of referendums in cities up and down the country, which saw Cameron's flagship plan for elected mayors rejected, were shocking for both the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats.
The Tories' flagship plan for Swedish-style "free schools" to boost standards has been attacked by one of the party's own local government leaders amid growing anxiety over the proposals.
Osborne's flagship plan for workers to be given company shares in return for abandoning their employment rights, to be confirmed on Wednesday, has already been rebuffed by business leaders.
Clegg blamed "a few rather peculiar former Conservative advisers" for waging a running battle against his flagship plans for universal free school meals – as the education secretary, Michael Gove, was ordered to seal a truce over the issue.
Nick Clegg blamed "a few rather peculiar former Conservative advisers" for waging a running battle against his flagship plans for universal free school meals – as the education secretary, Michael Gove, was ordered to seal a truce over the issue.
According to the Flagship plan, the two winning teams will receive €108 million together for the first 2.5 years.
Like Help to Buy the Conservative Party's flagship programme for helping first-time buyers Labour's plan is a demand-side response to a supply-side problem.
The review has emerged from a desire among the party's leadership to build on its flagship plans to raise taxes to pay for better schools and hospitals.
