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It is the social commentator Polly Toynbee who supplies imagery that is more appropriate for Conservative social policy in the twenty first century". His policy paper comes days before Mr Cameron gives the high-profile Scarman lecture on poverty on Friday, in which the Tory leader is likely to endorse Mr Clark's central themes.

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I can't imagine the organisers thought that this would be the case, but James Murdoch's well-publicised broadside against the BBC in his MacTaggart lecture had as a central theme the difficulty of making money from news journalism in the UK.

It's become a very central theme".

Darling was understood to be particularly concerned because he feared that the MoD's proposals for Faslane would undermine the central theme of a major lecture he gave at the University of Glasgow on Thursday on the referendum.

"What's been lacking is a central theme," O'Farrell said.

Gender politics is a central theme of Maher's work.