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 Stephen Kearney

Is Cameron running scared in Henley?

3.30.00pm BST (GMT +0100) Wed 7th May 2008

David Cameron - Photo Credit: Nils Jorgensen / Rex Features (extranet)

Conservative leader David Cameron is refusing to confirm when a by-election will be called in Henley-on-Thames to elect a successor to Boris Johnson. In a press conference on Tuesday, David Cameron confirmed that Boris Johnson would stand down as MP for Henley, but he would not say when the by-election would be called.

In a reference to the Liberal Democrats, who are in second place in Henley, he said:

"There's an enormous amount of yellow peril waiting to hear the date and I just want to keep them on tenterhooks for a little longer."

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