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Tories lost touch with business, says Norman

ARCHIE NORMAN, the Asda supermarket chief and vice-chairman of the Conservative Party, yesterday apologised for the way the previous Government had lost touch with its business supporters and urged them to join an "enterprise alliance" to fight back against New Labour.

Mr Norman, MP for Tunbridge Wells, said it was galling to see businessmen lining up to back Tony Blair when the threat to enterprise today came from a new form of "regulatory socialism" practised by his Government.

Speaking at the Confederation of British Industry conference in Birmingham, Mr Norman admitted this was partly the fault of his party. "I fully accept that the Conservatives in the dying days of the last government ...

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