With £2bn for pledged housing associations, could the Autumn Budget topple the government?
Having already announced £20bn for the NHS, the Chancellor is going to struggle to find the money for the extra…
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Vince Cable’s “exotic spresm” moment disguises bigger questions for the Liberal Democrats
Facing a fight for survival, the party knows the change it needs but is deeply unattractive to the agents of…
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The problem with the Lib Dems seeming to accuse both Labour and the Tories of being extremists
Almost everybody agrees with one of those statements, but hardly anybody agrees equally with both.
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The Lib Dems need to focus on the next general election, not a new Brexit referendum
The party’s focus on a People’s Vote ignores the fact that a general election – and the potentially lethal dangers…
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Dominic Raab’s resignation has dealt a fatal blow to May’s plans for a Brexit deal
Raab’s resignation changes the calculation as far as other cabinet ministers are concerned.
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The Lib Dems won’t enter a coalition. But how long can the party survive without one?
The party has ruled out the opportunity to hold ministerial office and pass multiple pieces of legislation.
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The decline of music education threatens to deprive Britain of future talent
A new National Plan is needed to stop cultural subjects being squeezed out of the curriculum.
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Ruth Davidson has shown again why she’s a unique politician
The Scottish Tory leader’s frank and moving confession of self-harm and depression shows her determination to “be the change”.
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