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Panorama: Next Stop, Downing Street?

Next Stop, Downing Street?

29/09/2008

BBC One - Panorama, Next Stop, Downing Street?

Has Conservative Party leader David Cameron got what it takes to be prime minister?

Nick Robinson accompanies Conservative Party leader David Cameron to Birmingham as he attempts to persuade voters he is prime minister material.

David Cameron has transformed the Conservative Party from unelectable and out of touch to runaway leaders in the race to form the next Government, but can he convince us he understands modern Britain?

BBC political editor Nick Robinson takes him to Birmingham - site of the Conservative Party's annual conference - to meet some undecided voters. Can he persuade them he's got what it takes to be prime minister?

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