The Tories have a 'great opportunity' with a mood of 'steely determination', cabinet minister Grant Shapps has told Sky News
at a conference over the weekend, blaming the"centre of the party" for the recent local elections defeats.
Pressed over the feeling in the party over its current woes, Mr Shapps said:"Of course we have a great opportunity because we know that we're buzzing with ideas, we've got a lot of energy to get things done still, but of course there are many, many challenges facing the country - and by the way they'd be facing whoever, whomever was in power at this point in time.
"So this idea that there's something written in the stars, that somehow we cannot come back and win from our particular position at the moment, I completely and fundamentally disagree with.
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