There are no shortcuts to recovery for the Liberal Democrats, but there are bear traps
The party risks learning the wrong lessons from 2020, warns former Lib Dem communications director Sam Barratt.
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The party risks learning the wrong lessons from 2020, warns former Lib Dem communications director Sam Barratt.
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