Tory revamp is over, Cameron told Polls show Labour has a lead of about 10 percentage points over the Conservatives. Some senior Tories say only a change of approach by Mr Cameron will close the gap. Mr Cameron won the leadership promising to modernise the party, but one Cabinet minister said it should now "move on" to more "traditional" Conservative issues such as welfare reform and immigration control. "The 'toxic" issue has been neutralised," the minister said. Now we can move on to the red meat Conservative issues. Another minister said Mr Cameron should take to heart Lady Thatcher's example and be prepared to risk unpopularity to force through the Government's agenda.