Please turn on JavaScript. Media requires JavaScript to play. David Cameron tells of 'patriotic duty' to oust Labour Conservative leader David Cameron has said he has "got what it takes to turn this country around", in his party's final get-together before the election.He told the spring conference he was more confident every day and it was his "patriotic duty" to beat Gordon Brown. But, after one opinion poll suggested the Conservatives' lead had narrowed to two points, Mr Cameron acknowledged his party faced a "real fight". Labour said voters would find the speech "wanting" for substance. The Conservatives have outlined six key election campaigning areas: dealing with the deficit; boosting enterprise; shoring up families; backing the NHS; raising standards in schools; and cleaning up politics. 'Roll up our sleeves'Mr Cameron, speaking without notes at the conference in Brighton, said: "They don't hand general election victories on a plate to people in this country and quite right too.[Read more...]