Theresa May makes her speech to the Conservative Party Conference in Blackpool, Monday October 3, 2005 where she said that the party must must ditch "ya-boo opportunism" if they are to convince the public they can govern the country again. The shadow culture secretary, who is yet to decide if she will join the leadership contest, added to the voices warning the party it must change. See PA story TORY May. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: John Giles/PA

Theresa May makes her speech to the Conservative Party Conference in Blackpool, Monday October 3, 2005 where she said that the party must must ditch "ya-boo opportunism" if they are to convince the public they can govern the country again. The shadow culture secretary, who is yet to decide if she will join the leadership contest, added to the voices warning the party it must change. See PA story TORY May. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: John Giles/PA Stock Photo

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