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• Less than two years after the last general election,
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the Democrats are already making plans for their next campaign, and one early casualty is the infamous `battlebus'. Apparently problems arose because Steel and Owen each insisted on having their own bright yellow campaign bus. Journalists would ask Owen a question, then use their portable telephones to get their colleagues on the other bus to ask the same question of Steel. Different answers immediately led to 'Alliance Split!' headlines.
Now standing as a Eurocandidate in Italy, Steel has sent his aides on a search for a London double-decker to hire for the duration.