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Former minister and former Conservative leadership contender Tom Tugendhat says young people were not "drifting away from the centre" but "drifting away from what doesn't work for them".

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The words of my father, a second-generation submariner, often recited when I was a child, drifted through my head: “Rocked in the cradle of the deep, I lay me down in peace to sleep.”

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Sharmone sent the BBC footage he filmed of drivers appearing to perform "drifting" tricks while nearly driving into crowds of spectators.

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At another meeting, Tugendhat said young people were "drifting away" from the Conservatives because the party's policies did not work for them.

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And towering plumes of smoke and acrid odors drifted eastward with the onshore winds.

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