The Liberal Democrats want to be the party of David Gauke, not the party of Tim Walker
Jo Swinson’s strategic gamble is that there is more to be gained from courting former Conservatives than Labour sympathisers.
By![The Liberal Democrats want to be the party of David Gauke, not the party of Tim Walker The Liberal Democrats want to be the party of David Gauke, not the party of Tim Walker](https://dl6pgk4f88hky.cloudfront.net/2021/06/gettyimages-1134368785.jpg)
New Times,
New Thinking.
Jo Swinson’s strategic gamble is that there is more to be gained from courting former Conservatives than Labour sympathisers.
ByA pair of surveys have shown the Tory lead cut to six points. But don't get too excited just yet.
ByThere must come a point when even the horrors of the world wars will be so far in the past…
ByHe knows the British people have changed their minds on Brexit. And what’s more, Boris Johnson knows it, too.
ByLabour defectors to Change UK reflect bitterly on Tom Watson's role in convincing party moderates to stay
ByPossibly. Then again, possibly not.
ByIn the era of social media, journalists are finding it easier to dig up scandals.
ByIn the week that the Remain alliance was formalised, Maria Caulfield faces a challenge. If only the other parties can…
By