Leaders' speeches: How they compared
How Cameron, Clegg and Miliband measured up in front of their party faithful.
Britain can rise again - Cameron
Prime Minister David Cameron vows to build an "aspiration nation" to save Britain from economic ruin, as he closes the Conservative conference.
Labour 'now the one-nation party'
Ed Miliband stakes his claim to be the next prime minister by claiming Labour is now the "one-nation" party, in his big conference speech.
Labour conference
Q&A: 2012 Party conferences
Q&A: 2012 Party conferences A guide to what goes on at the political parties' autumn conferences.
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Salmond talks of a better future02:37
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PM: Helping poor, weak and vulnerable03:06
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'1992 model' could help David Cameron04:30
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Cameron: 'We need to build more houses'01:12
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'Every hobnob in world made in London'04:34
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Hunt: We know how much health matters06:40
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Boris rules out being MP while mayor15:44
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'Raising the bar' on tackling burglars04:34
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Boris: I am a mop, PM is the broom01:32
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West Coast rail decision 'next week'05:45
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'Radical change in employment law'02:43
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Is Boris Johnson a future Tory leader?03:09
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Cameron on Europe, economy and Boris25:59
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PM: 'We must do more on welfare'04:38
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Cameron on NHS pay and GPs03:28
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Free schools: Keep them or close them?03:03
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What did Labour do for equality?02:59
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Harman: Ed Miliband wrote my speeches03:34
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Miliband on those who turned Tory02:31
Salmond talks of a better future
PM: Helping poor, weak and vulnerable
'1992 model' could help David Cameron
Cameron: 'We need to build more houses'
'Every hobnob in world made in London'
Hunt: We know how much health matters
Boris rules out being MP while mayor
'Raising the bar' on tackling burglars
Boris: I am a mop, PM is the broom
West Coast rail decision 'next week'
'Radical change in employment law'
Is Boris Johnson a future Tory leader?
Cameron on Europe, economy and Boris
PM: 'We must do more on welfare'
Cameron on NHS pay and GPs
Free schools: Keep them or close them?
What did Labour do for equality?
Harman: Ed Miliband wrote my speeches
Miliband on those who turned ToryFeatures and Analysis
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Salmond urges yes vote
Rid Scotland of the UK 'Lord Snooties,' says SNP leader.
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More than one trick?
UKIP seeks to broaden its political outlook
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New Green leader
Chris Mason assesses the mood at Green Party conference
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Plaid pledge
Leanne Wood promised a "Green New Deal" to rejuvenate economy
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TUC talk
Calls for a general strike dominate union gathering
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English Democrats
Calls for English Parliament with the same powers as Holyrood.
Salmond urges yes vote
More than one trick?
New Green leader
Plaid pledge
TUC talk