ANALYSIS: The election battle has begun - Mark Kleinman investigates the pre-election ad strategies being put into place by the Tories and Labour
By MARK KLEINMAN Thursday, 07 December 2000 12:00AM
'The Conservative Party has a massive battle on its hands. Virtually everything on which it campaigns - transport, the NHS and education - is likely to be thrown back in its face. People have not forgotten that it is just four years since we were swept out of office on that massive wave of anti-Conservative sentiment.'
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