Lib Dems are winning seats Labour held since 1935. Has the ‘revival’ begun?
History suggests divisions in Labour and Brexit could transform party politics
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Lib Dems could replace Labour as opposition, says Tim Farron at party conference
The leader called for Lib Dem revival and an ‘open, tolerant society’
Fabians call on Labour to ‘find its voice’ after the EU referendum
A new essay collection explores how progressives should respond
Tim Farron roasts Brexit ministers at Lib Dem conference rally
Boris Johnson, Liam Fox and David Davis trashed for not having ‘a flaming clue’
Hinkley shows the limits of Labour’s radicalism under Jeremy Corbyn
Nuclear is a key dividing line between Labour and the Greens
Only one in four voters are satisfied with Jeremy Corbyn
Theresa May’s is still enjoying a honeymoon period, new polling shows
Open primaries could solve Labour’s leadership crisis – and unite the left
Labour needs more people voting for leader, not less
Theresa May doesn’t want to lead a one nation party, but a one party nation
Labour’s shadow equalities minister slams Tory grammar school policy at TUC Congress
The new Labour leader needs to reform way the party campaigns
The ‘six million conversations’ approach failed – what should take its place?
‘Ludicrous’, ‘divisive’, ‘a return to the 1950s’ – critics slam May’s grammar school plans
Labour, the Lib Dems and some Tories have all opposed the proposals