Election '97: QUOTES OF THE DAY
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Your support makes all the difference.The Tory party makes the Borgias look like a happy family
John Prescott
This is certainly no way to run a country. It doesn't have to be like this. It's not difficult to see what needs to be done
Liberal Democrat election broadcast
Look, we are not making empty promises. This is the blueprint to create heaven on earth. By using reliable technology that we know works, transcendental meditation and and yogic flying, we can achieve our goals
Natural Law Party deputy leader Peter Warburton launches their manifesto
The Government is saying wait and see, but we can all see very clearly what is likely to happen anyway
Lady Olga Maitland on joining the single currency
It's not long enough and it's going to be 23
John Major on 18 years of Conservative rule
Labour is now the party for business - the entrepreneurs' champion
Tony Blair, launching his party's business manifesto
The Labour Party are keeping the Labour leader away from you rough lot whenever they possibly can. They are keeping Mr Blair out of the way like he was the Plague or New Black Death as no doubt they would call it
John Major at the Conservative news conference
It is not some tiny mythical group of so-called fat cats who will suffer but the ordinary hard-working people of this country
Michael Heseltine on the windfall tax
We are not giving people just a few bob
Businessman Paul Sykes on his offer to fund Conservative candidates who oppose the single currency
It's not a bad life, is it, old boy?
John Major stroking a racehorse at Newmarket stables
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