"John Major"

Key Phrases: John Major, House of Commons, Bank of England, Michael Heseltine, Finance Ministers, John Smith, reduced rate band, public expenditure round, autumn statement, wider realignment, hard ecu, mortgage relief (see more)

Key Phrases: John Major, House of Commons, Bank of England, Michael Heseltine, Finance Ministers, John Smith, Central Office, Douglas Hurd, Nigel Lawson, Chief Secretary, Michael Howard, Soviet Union, William Hague, European Union, The Times, Poll Tax, Terry Burns, Kenneth Clarke, Michael Portillo, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown, Ken Clarke, Chris Patten, Maastricht Treaty, Norman Lamont, reduced rate band, public expenditure round, autumn statement, wider realignment, hard ecu, mortgage relief, headline rate, leadership election, single currency, interest rate decisions, tax band (see less)

Key Phrases: Tony Blair, John Major, Central Office, Liberal Democrat, Daily Mail, Gordon Brown, referendum party, tactical switching, target seats, battle bus, tactical voting, key marginals (see more)

Key Phrases: Tony Blair, John Major, Central Office, Liberal Democrat, Daily Mail, Gordon Brown, Michael Heseltine, Daily Telegraph, Kenneth Clarke, Brian Mawhinney, Paddy Ashdown, Peter Mandelson, Philip Gould, Downing Street, Neil Hamilton, Neil Kinnock, Financial Times, Maurice Saatchi, John Smith, Northern Ireland, John Prescott, Daily Star, Michael Howard, Sunday Times, Alastair Campbell, referendum party, tactical switching, target seats, battle bus, tactical voting, key marginals, key voters, party broadcasts, winnable seats, base constituency, private polls, postal votes, marginal seats, cent lead, election broadcasts, domestic scandal, economic competence, key seats, party strategists, conservative vote, press advertisements, new intake, polling day (see less)

Key Phrases: John Major, Liberal Democrats, Labour Party, Neil Kinnock, Sunday Times, The Daily Mirror, voting intention question, differential refusal, election news stories, shadow budget, party election broadcast, polling locations (see more)

Key Phrases: John Major, Liberal Democrats, Labour Party, Neil Kinnock, Sunday Times, The Daily Mirror, Paddy Ashdown, Central Office, Chris Patten, John Smith, The Independent, Nine O'Clock News, The Daily Express, The Daily Telegraph, House of Commons, United States, Jack Cunningham, Great Britain, John Wakeham, Margaret Thatcher, Norman Lamont, The Financial Times, William Waldegrave, John Birt, Roy Hattersley, voting intention question, differential refusal, election news stories, shadow budget, party election broadcast, polling locations, target seats, cent swing, hung parliament, marginal seats, floating voters, analysis poll, late swing, polling evidence, cent lead, exit poll, preferred leader, election broadcasts, broadcast campaign, marginal constituencies, headline right, final poll, campaign agendas, election coverage, tactical voting (see less)

Key Phrases: Downing Street, John Major, White House, Tony Blair, Alastair Campbell, New York, electronic glut, personal prime minister, collective briefings, health rumours, first press secretary, lobby briefings (see more)

Key Phrases: Downing Street, John Major, White House, Tony Blair, Alastair Campbell, New York, Harold Wilson, Bernard Ingham, William Clark, Lloyd George, Francis Williams, United States, House of Commons, Anthony Seldon, Fife Clark, Harold Macmillan, Daily Mail, Daily Telegraph, David Low, Steve Bell, Anthony Eden, Cherie Blair, Daily Mirror, Kill the Messenger, Joe Haines, electronic glut, personal prime minister, collective briefings, health rumours, first press secretary, lobby briefings, lobby correspondents, chief press secretary, cabinet secrecy, few prime ministers, lobby system, core executive, prime ministerial power, lobby conferences, political broadcasting, government information services, lobby meetings, regular press conferences, public communication (see less)