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Labour Party Conference: Bournemouth highlights

Sunday 26 September 1999 23:02 BST
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Mo Mowlam: her unconventional style helped Tony Blair to drop his vicar act and appear relaxed during the question and answer session

BAD DAY

Football playing Labour MPs who lost 1-5 to the political journalists' team

REBEL OF THE DAY

No rebels, control freakery still intact

SOUNDBITE OF THE DAY

Tony Blair: "To be modern and sensible is to be radical"

BEST FRINGE MEETING

Peter Mandelson at Britain in Europe debate

BEST PARTY

New Labour hacks and rightwing columnists fought for invitations to New Statesman Party

BEST OVATION

Neil Kinnock was applauded for seven seconds, reaching 50 decibels, after waving to delegates

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