No Time for Post-Mortems.

The article reports on the election of the leader for Tory Party at the Committee Room 14 of the House of Commons in Great Britain. It cites that former Prime Minister Edward Heath garnered 63 percent of the total votes, which was considered to be the first choice of the Tory Members of the Parliament (MP). It mentions the results of the election for Tory Party leader which placed maverick MP Margaret Thatcher on the first place with 130 votes, followed by Heath with 119 votes and patrician MP Hugh Fraser with 16 votes. It states the continuation of Heath in politics as the chief pro-Common Market spokesman of the Conservatives despite his unexpected defeat.