Vince Cable accuses Labour of pushing myth of Lib Dem betrayal
Vince Cable, a surprise guest at the Fabian conference on Saturday, told the audience Labour were fostering a myth of Lib Dem betrayal, which will help Tories.
Conservatives
Will Clegg let civil liberties go the same way as electoral reform?
Bradley Day, co-founder of the No Police Spies campaign group, urges the Liberal Democrats to re-connect with and stand up for their civil liberties principles.
The American immigration debate – a chance for liberal reform, but not yet
An in-depth analysis of current European and American immigration policy under President Obama and what it can teach the UK, by ippr’s Matt Cavanagh.
Scottish independence: time for a homage to Catalonia?
Rob Marchant compares the case and chances of Scottish independence with its constitutional cousin, Catalonia.
Break up Britain? It’s time the coalition took a different path
Ed Jacobs gives a moving analysis of the fragmentation of UK society caused by growing inequality as a result of government economic and social policy.
A year on, what do Liberal Democrats make of the coalition?
Liberal Democrat party member, Dr Prateek Buch, gives his thoughts on a year in the coalition government and what the future holds for the party.
Vince Cable caught seeking to scupper UK’s climate efforts
Joss Garman looks at the rifts and suprising divisions in the coalition government over environmental issues.
Clegg’s ‘NHS rebellion’ is playfighting if no change on competition
Dominic Browne looks at the key compromises Clegg has to achieve on the health bill before he can anything to boast about.
Birmingham Lib Dem leader compares Labour counterpart to Hitler
Labour overtures to the Lib Dem group on Birmingham council with its leader comparing his Labour counterpart to Hitler.
Good Tory results give Cameron a 2015 headache
What the 2011 Local election results show is that Cameron will not be able to erode the Labour lead by ‘calling voters home’ – Ed Miliband’s lead may be small but hard to shift